Google's intentional suppression of Proton is surely some kind of FTC/antitrust violation?

At this point, no one believes that there will ever be, in search, email, or web browsing, a "Google Killer." That said, it still doesn't mean that Google doesn't have competitors whom they don't want to give up even a 1% market share to.

I think Proton is capable of taking a few points away from Google.

Anyone here that uses Proton for email (even if using the premium pm.me) knows that when you email someone using Gmail, you're most …

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