The #Proton Pass #Windows app is now available for everyone! We’ve also introduced offline mode for subscribers — view logins, aliases, notes, and cards, even when you’re not connected to the internet.

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Proton Pass Windows app is now available for everyone | Proton

Proton is proud to announce the new Proton Pass Windows app with offline access.

The #ProtonPrivacyReadingList is back! If you’re not a cybersecurity professional but you’re looking to dive deeper into the subject, our friend Christina Morillo has you covered. She edited and curated “97 Things Every Information Security Professional Should Know in 2021”, authored “The Future of Security,” and has more in the works:

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Christina Morillo is an Enterprise Information Security and Technology Leader with technical, tactical and strategic experience building and leadin...

We're upgrading our free plan. Instead of sharing 1 GB between files and email, you'll now have: 5 GB for #ProtonDrive 1 GB for #pProtonMail

Do you know gail.com? In '96, a woman named Gail got this as a birthday gift from her husband. Now, Gail's website is buzzing with traffic due to people misspelling #gmail. Ironically, Gail is a proud #ProtonMail user. 💀 Here's why:

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Proton Mail vs. Gmail: Which is better in 2025? | Proton

We compare Proton Mail — the world’s largest private email provider — with Gmail. Which email has the most features, and which is better for ...

Privacy-washing is like fast-fashion's greenwashing: deceptive. Big tech giants like Microsoft, Apple, and Google are increasingly trying to appear as if they are defending your privacy. But their actions tell a different story:

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The worst privacy washing of 2023 and trends to expect in 2024 | Proton

Big Tech companies made 2023 the year of privacy washing. Stay alert for these false advertising trends in the year ahead.

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Can you let us know if you're on Android or iOS? Are you trying to find messages by searching message content (text contained in the messages), or by searching subject lines, sender etc.?

With the new #Outlook for #Windows, #Microsoft informs its users that they share their data with 772 third parties to: 🔎 Identify them through device scanning 📍 Obtain precise geolocation 📣 Personalize ads & content 👨‍👩‍👦 Audience insights ▶️ And more:

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Outlook is Microsoft’s new data collection service | Proton

The new Outlook now appears to be a data collection service for Microsoft’s 801 external partners for targeted advertising.

For a private inbox, switch to an end-to-end encrypted email like #ProtonMail: https://proton.me/l/security