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  • Privacy guides
Find out how to disable Copilot AI on Windows, limit Microsoft’s data collection, and protect your privacy and security from AI training.
  • Proton news
Join Proton’s 2025 Lifetime Fundraiser and help decide which organizations receive grants supporting privacy, free speech, and human rights.
Inbox detox: How to reclaim your email before Black Friday
  • Privacy guides
The average adult receives 80 emails a day, and roughly half of that is spam. Learn how to take control of your inbox before Black Friday makes this even worse.
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  • Proton Pass
Following a report about clickjacking at DEF CON 33, we addressed a vulnerability in Proton Pass: Find out more
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  • For business
Ransomware groups are avoiding large organizations and targeting SMBs for smaller payments instead: Find out how to protect your business
Network security management
  • For business
Network security tools protect your organization’s data, systems, and users from cyber threats. We look at the best solutions for protecting your business.
  • Proton news
To help defend our cultural heritage, Proton Pass Professional password manager plans are free for two years to qualifying organizations. Learn more.
Meta targets you with scam ads
  • Privacy guides
Meta is knowingly targeting you with scams and counterfeit goods ads. Turning off personalized ads is a small but meaningful pushback against this.
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  • For business
  • Privacy guides
Find out how to disable Microsoft Recall on Windows 11, stop it from taking snapshots of your PC activity, and why it raises privacy concerns.
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  • For business
Your business needs BYOD security solutions to help workers protect your critical business data, no matter where they're working from
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  • For business
See exactly which industries, company types, and regions are being affected by data breaches with our new Breach Observatory