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Family photos, a search symbol, and a warning icon, representing how Meta AI is scanning camera roll photos on Facebook
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Remember giving Facebook access to your camera roll? Some users don't, so Meta AI could be scanning their photos right now. See how to check.
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What is a large language model (LLM) and how does it work? Here's what you need to know about LLMs and the future of privacy-first AI.
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Microsoft plans to make OneDrive the default save location for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Here's what that means for your privacy.
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  • Actualizaciones del producto
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When something unexpected happens, make sure your loved ones can get the critical data they need with Emergency Access for your Proton Account.
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Lumo 1.1 is a faster, smarter AI assistant that matches Big Tech’s capabilities while protecting your privacy with zero-access encryption.
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Your AI chats deserve privacy. Learn how Lumo keeps your conversations confidential with zero-access encryption and no logs.
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  • Actualizaciones del producto
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When something unexpected happens, make sure your loved ones can get the critical data they need with Emergency Access for your Proton Account.
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  • Para empresas
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The US recently implemented a 39% tariff of Swiss imports. In solidarity, Proton is offering discounts on our services to Swiss businesses and citizens.
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To build a secure 2FA app for all major devices, Proton turned to Rust. Carlos Quintana explains why we chose Rust and why we'll likely use it more in the future.
Family photos, a search symbol, and a warning icon, representing how Meta AI is scanning camera roll photos on Facebook
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Remember giving Facebook access to your camera roll? Some users don't, so Meta AI could be scanning their photos right now. See how to check.
A cloud, a Word document, and a synchronization symbol, representing how Microsoft saves Word documents to OneDrive by default
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Microsoft plans to make OneDrive the default save location for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Here's what that means for your privacy.
Facial recognition technology: How your face became a commodity
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Facial recognition technology turns your face into data for ads, surveillance, and tracking. Learn the risks — and how to protect your identity.
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  • Guías de privacidad
What is a large language model (LLM) and how does it work? Here's what you need to know about LLMs and the future of privacy-first AI.
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  • Para empresas
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Learn how to use an authenticator app to protect your workplace accounts with two-factor authentication (2FA).
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EXIF data in your photos can reveal more than you think, including your location. Learn how to protect your privacy before sharing online.
Apple's latest DMA compliance proposal is at attempt to confuse users and developers so they don't leave the current terms, where Apple can charge exorbitant fees.
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Apple's latest proposal to comply with the DMA is just another attempt to cheat users and developers. We explain its convoluted terms and why they're no good.
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Data brokers sell your personal info without consent. Here’s how they threaten democracy — and what you can do to stop them.
adolescence and the internet we handed to kids
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Adolescence shows how platforms shape kids in harmful ways. Here's why transparent, open digital education must lead the change.
How to send a secure email every time
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Here's a simple, step-by-step guide to sending secure emails using Gmail, Outlook, Proton Mail, and more to keep all of your communications safe.
Out of office messages that say “vacation mode,” professionally
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Less screen time, more beach time — these are the only 10 out of office message examples you'll need before your summer holiday.
12 email management tips to organize your inbox
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These 12 email management strategies will help you declutter your inbox, stay organized, and enhance your focus throughout the workday.