So you suspect that Proton tries to KYC their customers? I argue against you and state that Proton is putting more effort into trying to offer noKYC than Google or other email providers.
I am totally fine, when you prefer using an other service. But stating that Proton tries to KYC their users is quiet a defame effort from you.
I can only suggest to block such blames like you are one.
Probably everyone can see for themself, that your intent to attack is not to improve peoples privacy. You simply try to blame Proton for activity they are not participating in.
