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This is not exclusive to Proton.
As you already mentioned, Proton just makes this easier. Which is an entirely different discussion from how it's supported on the other end. Also criticisms of PGP are not Proton's responsibility or fault. None of this is specific to Proton.
Not necessarily, they created and published the Proton Mail Bridge. But this is an inherent limit of encrypted data. Once again, nothing to do with Proton. Tuta and Mailbox don't support this either.
See previous response about doctor's appt.
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