This case in fact proves that we provide privacy by default, as it shows that no legal request can bypass the encryprion we provide. The email content (including attachments, calendars, files on Proton Drive and items on Proton Pass) stored encrypted on our servers remains inaccessible to us due to zero-access architecture we use ( https://proton.me/blog/zero-access-encryption ), and therefore, we are not able to share it with any third-parties in an unencrypted form.