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Valve will not unblock a dodgy provider. End of.
I also looked it up, and almost everything about this looks to be from sketchy domains. The rest is people complaining about the email being blocked.
Either the spiel on the website has convinced you completely, or the lack of support from multiple businesses across the Internet gives you some pause. You decide which has more weight.
Nah, why Valve do this is to stop dodgy ♥♥♥♥ going on. They also block a whole load of things. Go and look at the dodgy key reseller sites and try to type them in here (I would tell you what they are but I don't want to for obviious reasons).
Again, this isn't JUST a Valve thing though - as pointed out by others, that site has a poor reputation, and I'm more inclined (as you should be) to believe a load of security professionals whose very careers are based on this, over a group of anonymous party/parties that say "honest guv, I won't sell your data" and offer no evidence of it.
Valve basically just block anything that could lead users being fleeced, stolen from, or otherwise scammed or hurt in some way.
Also, how liberal are you all really if you get offended by this and want to restrict users e-mail domain choices? Isn't the entire liberal ideology based upon more choices?
as for "why isn't steam allowing x" its because of how many people use it for scamming and other "non legit" stuff
Also, anyone with the proper precautions could use Gmail, Yahoo, Protonmail, StartMail (Which is related to StartPage, which is related to an actual legit browser hijacker, but "big company can't be bad"), Tutanota, etc to scam. So it doesn't matter.
QuoVadis and DarkMatter are completely separate entities, and it's still up to DigiCert as a root certificate, all that "UAE SPYING ON PPL!111!" is more of a fearmongering than actual problem
https://protonmail.com/blog/dark-matter-quo-vadis/
and as far as searching airmail.cc... both google and duckduckgo all return results like "How to remove x ransomeware"
Even github stopped supporting it in 2019
https://github.community/t/emails-from-the-airmail-cc-domain-cannot-be-verified/1736
Why use unknown random email provider? You complain how big doesn't equal good but small doesn't equal good either, you shouldn't trust a company just because they are small
I've also done research and comparisons over time, as the companies get bigger and bigger, the less they listen to the people and the more they chase after money. For example, Reddit went from the bastion of free speech to a partially CCP owned censorship heaven. Discord went from a chat client that listened to the community that even put custom connecting messages from the community into the client, to one that breaks ♥♥♥♥ for no reason, doesn't revert changes the community hates, etc etc. I could name more examples, but this post would probably hit some character limit at some point.