Proton are very transparent about what data is and isn’t stored, how data is protected and what (very limited) data may be available in the event of a legal warrant - going through all the proper channels.

Complying with legal warrants doesnt make the service insecure or not private. It makes it a legal and legitimate company.

It shouldn’t really be a surprise to any of it’s users.

Pretty cool, thanks for posting. This will be really useful

Absolutely not

The bit about moving email services can help privacy indirectly at least… If a provider no longer meets your privacy needs you can move to another that does.

That’s much harder when you don’t have your own personal domain

Organic maps is really useful. As well as degoogling and general privacy you can download entire country maps for offline navigation & support CarPlay - (having an offline map absolutely saved my bacon recently when I had zero phone signal)

1Password has a blog post that talks about it here. https://blog.1password.com/1password-2fa-passwords-codes-together/

Ultimately it depends on your threat model and security vs convenience.