It’s nice to see one of these providers upgrading their protocols away from openvpn and the like, but it still doesn’t solve the problem of these commercial VPN’s are still just someone else’s computer.
If what you care about is anonymizing your traffic, then you need someone else's computer. That's the idea, to mix your traffic in with a bunch of other traffic.
Some of the rest are probably run by criminals.
Oh yeah, let us not forget Facebook whose vpn app was created mainly to snoop on you other network activities
Edit: remember that you can roll your own temporary vpn: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials?q=vpn
ProtonVPN is also at least a bit better than other commercial VPNs, specifically the "Secure Core" feature is quite good. Proton is one of only like two or three companies I actually trust when it comes to their security and honesty.