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You can manage for instance firewall on that "garbage" anyway you want and many other things you can only dream.
Security of GrapheneOS means being patronized by a mentally unstable person who behaves like some diva.
GrapheneOS forces people to connect to their servers to keep clock accurate. Nowadays you cannot rely on manuall clock setting.
Do you use your computer with disabled administrator power because some autistic dev said so? You don't trust government but you agree that an individual treats you like a child.
great question. it depends on your threat model. proton doesn't even recommend itself if you are the next edward snowden. email is not the most secure medium of communication https://proton.me/blog/protonmail-threat-model
but imo it's great for most people. i both use and recommend it...especially for custom domains, unlimited access to #simplelogin and a mobile vpn with splittunneling on android.
that said, it's not best infosec/opsec to keep all of your eggs in one basket. i still use and recommend bitwarden and keepass over proton pass and i'd be keen to use #mullvad vpn more if it offered splittunneling etc
Just choose the operator which gives you a chance to control your e-mail in the way you want to for free e.g.
-pop3 or imap
-using pgp/gpg - your keys with password
-autocrypt or not (delta.chat)
As Asa said, don't put all eggs to one basket. Protonmail creates another walled garden.
Remember, ca.20 years ago Gmail was perceived as a fency email. People paid to have one.
Currently Gmail refuses some people possibility log in even if they have password. You have no option to challenge this.