First, encryption is not "obscurity" in the same way you think DRM is.
Second, several other email providers don't think they need to rely on some performance-killing DRM to "protect" their web app (oh no, what of all the value!).
Outlook has a part of their files minified, but doesn't use any obfuscation; apps like ProtonMail[0] and Tutanota[1] are even open source.
(I'm actually starting to migrate off of Gmail to Protonmail myself.)
First, encryption is not "obscurity" in the same way you think DRM is.
Second, several other email providers don't think they need to rely on some performance-killing DRM to "protect" their web app (oh no, what of all the value!).
Outlook has a part of their files minified, but doesn't use any obfuscation; apps like ProtonMail[0] and Tutanota[1] are even open source.
(I'm actually starting to migrate off of Gmail to Protonmail myself.)
[0]: https://github.com/ProtonMail/proton-mail/ (the new site, on beta.protonmail.com) [1]: https://github.com/tutao/tutanota
Oh, and there's no need to call people "communists", "attackers", or "criminal scum". Be civil.