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Proton Mail was founded to build a better internet, and to protect activists,
journalists, and ordinary people from online surveillance.
Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web and advocate for the
right to privacy, is joining Proton’s advisory board.
We would like to provide important clarifications regarding the case of the
climate activist who was arrested by French police.
The Proton Mail encrypted email app ensures nobody but you can access your
inbox. It automatically keeps your email safe, secure, and private.
- Privacy guides
Open-source software makes its source code available to the public. Learn how
open-source encryption creates transparency and protects your privacy.
Zoom has agreed to an $85 million settlement after lying about its encryption
and security standards. Here's how it affects you.
We caught up with Carissa Véliz on the dangers of the data economy and the
simple steps anyone can take to protect their privacy.
Six bills were introduced in Congress that could rein in Big Tech and give
people everywhere true choice and privacy online. We explain them.
Surveillance-based advertising undermines people's privacy and encourages
anti-competitive behavior. It is time for regulators to ban it.
Before we released the new Proton Mail, security experts conducted an
independent audit of its open source code. You can read their report.
- Privacy guides
Whether you’re an individual or a business, using end-to-end encrypted email can
help you stay secure online. Learn about email encryption in this article.