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I've tried making an account with them in the past and they never seemed to let me past the manual verification process. They also don't support SMTP (even on their paid plans) which is the same reason I'm avoiding Proton since I use
git-send-emailquite a bit and I'd like to be able to continue using Thunderbird as well.I understand it. Look, this answer may clarify your concerns.
I understand why they do it, and it's not that I don't trust the clients they provide or whatever, I'm avoiding them because I wouldn't be able to use things like
git-send-emailwhich require you to have SMTP access.A Reddit link was detected in your comment. Here are links to the same location on alternative frontends that protect your privacy.