Proton is a strong and fierce competitor, and I have no objection whatsoever to you competing with it and becoming stronger than it.
However, this should not be at the expense of credibility, honesty and presenting the facts as they are.

@Tutanota

Your answer is illogical for two reasons:
1. They included Proton Calendar in their recommendations, while leaving out Proton's most important and powerful products, Drive and Mail.
2. We are talking here in the context of maintaining data privacy and confidentiality, not in the context of political parties where the CEO's views have an impact.
Are you trying to convince me that all the companies mentioned in the picture have had their CEOs' views reviewed?!!

@GroupNebula563 @Tutanota

With every post you make, I become more convinced not to subscribe to your products and to recommend this to others as well.

Is it reasonable for you to nominate your product, which is still under development and not yet complete, and leave Protondrive?
Your impartiality and credibility do not exceed 0%.
You do not have real criteria for recommendation and nomination.

@Tutanota