@Privacymatters Maybe because #Google doesn't consider @protonprivacy to be "#secure"
- Which no provider is BTW and advertising otherwise should be illegal IMHO!
But #sarcasm aside OFC Google does that.
It's in their best interest and legal mandate as a corporation to maximize profits by all means legal.
- Modifying search results is not illegal!
- There are good reasons to do so espechally with a #SearchEngine almost exclusively used by #TechIlliterates (which would otherwise be flooded with #CredentialStealing #Scam-Sites for which they may get sued in a #SueHappy juristiction like the #USA by litigatious #consumers)!
So yeah, I don't think #ProtonMail is a good example in that regard and the only valid solution to this problem is to choose a different search engine (i.e. @monocles / #monocles at https://monocles.eu ) entirely...

