> Manage our resources, as offering free email addresses that are never used is unsustainable.
But offering free email addresses that are used (just by logging in once a year) is sustainable? This point doesn’t make sense to me. It could be reworded to state the real intent.
The biggest drawback of ProtonMail and similar services (such as Tuta/Tutanota) is that you can’t get your mails out and move to another service if you’re on a free plan. With Proton, if you pay, you can use the IMAP bridge application to download emails.
But offering free email addresses that are used (just by logging in once a year) is sustainable? This point doesn’t make sense to me. It could be reworded to state the real intent.
The biggest drawback of ProtonMail and similar services (such as Tuta/Tutanota) is that you can’t get your mails out and move to another service if you’re on a free plan. With Proton, if you pay, you can use the IMAP bridge application to download emails.