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Anant Vijay

Anant is the Product Lead for Proton Mail and Drive. Before joining Proton in 2022, he had years of international experience leading tech products in Europe and the US (mostly in Silicon Valley), where he built email, sports and finance products. He holds a BSc in Technology Electronics & Communications, and a MSc in Business from University of Warwick.

  • For business
  • Product updates
  • Proton Drive
Proton Drive and Docs now support collaboration with users without Proton accounts
Proton Mail and Proton Calendar winter product roadmap
  • Product updates
  • Proton Calendar
  • Proton Mail
Proton Mail and Proton Calendar winter product roadmap
Gantt chart displaying Proton Drive plans and development of new features
  • Product updates
  • Proton Drive
Proton Drive roadmap: Product updates coming this winter and spring
A collage of images depicting the function of Suggesting mode for Docs in Proton Drive
  • For business
  • Product updates
  • Proton Drive
Track changes and suggestions with Docs in Proton Drive
Shared with me in Proton Drive for desktop user interface
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  • Product updates
  • Proton Drive
Sync shared files with the new Proton Drive for Windows
An image of a mortarboard cap, logos for Proton Drive, Mail, VPN, Pass, and Calendar, and a password field on a blog offering student discounts for all Proton products
  • Product updates
  • Proton news
Proton supports students in the US, UK, France, and Germany with discounts
A collection of images demonstrating the in-product experience for Proton Drive cloud storage for Business
  • For business
  • Product updates
  • Proton Drive
Proton Drive now offers secure cloud storage and docs editor for businesses
  • Product updates
  • Proton Mail
Introducing Proton Duo: Unlimited privacy for two
  • Product updates
  • Proton Drive
Introducing Docs in Proton Drive – Collaborative document editing that’s actually private
  • Proton Drive
Proton Drive’s photo backup comes to iOS – Now everyone can protect their memories