Figure 1. Two screenshots of Google Gboard on the Android
system. To the left, list of access requirements of Gboard:
Identity, Contacts, and Wi-Fi connection information. To the
right, Gboar attention message when a user tries to activate
it: "This input method may be able to collect all the text
you type, including personal data like passwords and credit
card numbers. It comes from the app Gboard. Use this input
method?".
Honest question: What's the point of using ProtonMail's Android
app if the virtual keyboard that comes with the system, or other
kinds of keyboards that people install, such as Google's Gboard
or Microsoft SwiftKey, collect all the text people type?
