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Privacyguides.org has some generally solid info. For email it looks like your best bet is Tuta and for a VPN it's Mullvad.
They mention Mailbox.org and ivpn too, but both of those have pretty clear deal breakers for me.
Just so we don't forget, Mullvad is 1.000x worse, so if you leave Proton, don't go there:
https://korben.info/en/mullvad-cofounder-funding-far-right.html
Dudes, the funder of mullvad sponsors the fashists in sweden, have you already forgotten?
Or are you some undercover mullvads or what.
One source: https://korben.info/en/mullvad-cofounder-funding-far-right.html
Mullvad doesn't seem to allow port forwarding, while Proton VPN does. Does anyone know of a good VPN provider that does port forwarding and isn't a shittier company than proton?
AirVPN