Not sure why exactly, specially on the FOSS world this is odd, the whole bridge situation (not using open standards to access email, keeping emails hostage, rejecting PGP encrypted emails) and the fact that you actually give them your private PGP key should make anyone that values privacy for their email run away, right?
As the site owner says, maybe it’s not about themselves but more about the information. You can check those links used for sources and reach your own conclusions.
qu’en 2020, le bridge protonmail n’a pas été ajouté sur F-droid car il contiendrait des dépendances à Google nuisible à la vie privée.
Est-ce que j’ai bien compris?
Est-ce qu’il y a du nouveau à ce sujet?
Early this month there were great news for ProtonMail users:
In order to expand access to the privacy tools we develop (currently ProtonMail and ProtonVPN, to be joined in the future by ProtonCalendar and ProtonDrive), we plan to publish our apps on a number of alternative app stores for Android. A few possibilities are presently under consideration. First, we plan to release our apps on F-droid, an open source Android app repository, which is today one of the most popular alternative app stores. In addition to F-droid, we are also considering a few additional app distribution channels (…)
[bold emphasis mine]
They didn’t capitalize the D of Droid
Like Tutanota before, this is a company that knows how to treat their customers.
the app is not open source, it depends on Google proprietary libs, please ask team Proton to offer a flavor without those: Proton Mail Support | Proton