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A smartphone receiving a suspicious text - AKA a smishing attack
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  • Guías de privacidad
What is smishing?
Phishing and smishing attacks keep evolving, but do you know the difference? Learn how to tell them apart and protect yourself from smishing.
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  • Noticias de Proton
Proton’s new YouTube channel aims to arm you with information
It will feature expert voices who can cut through the noise about the threats we all face, but also ordinary people who ask the same questions you do.
A digitized face on the internet, representing erasure.
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  • Guías de privacidad
Can you really disappear from the internet? Jameson Lopp came close
After ransom-seekers sent the police to his house, one man embarked on a journey to erase himself online. Find out how he did it.
The cover image for a blog showing the new ability to create a custom item in Proton Pass
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  • Actualizaciones del producto
  • Proton Pass
Store passports, WiFi codes, SSH keys and more in Proton Pass
Organize your life better with support for more items in Proton Pass, storing all of your essential day-to-day data in a custom format that works for you.
introducing the Newsletters view in Proton Mail
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  • Actualizaciones del producto
  • Proton Mail
Take charge of your inbox with Newsletters view
Proton Mail's Newsletters view helps you manage email subscriptions, organize your inbox faster, and stay in control privately.
A hand holding a person's photo or ID, symbolizing how data brokers are a threat to democracy
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  • Opinión
  • Noticias sobre privacidad
Bought and sold: How the data economy undermines democracy
Data brokers sell your personal info without consent. Here’s how they threaten democracy — and what you can do to stop them.
A Swiss flag, a man in a suit speaking at a podium, and a hand holding a smartphone with an unlocked padlock, suggesting that the email accounts of Swiss politicians are exposed on the dark web
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  • Noticias sobre privacidad
16% of Swiss federal politicians have data on dark web
Roughly 16% of Swiss federal politicians had their official government email leaked on the dark web. This puts them at risk of phishing attacks or blackmail.
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  • Noticias sobre privacidad
How data brokers shape your life from the shadows
You might be surprised how much of your life is affected by AI decision-making using data from data brokers. We explain its issues and how to protect yourself.
How easy is it to find personal data online? We investigated.
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  • Noticias sobre privacidad
Minnesota attack highlights risks of people-finder sites
We tested a people-finder site like the ones implicated in the Minnesota lawmaker shootings.
An ID card with a user profile and a wallet, suggesting data brokers
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  • Guías de privacidad
What are data brokers, and how do they work?
Learn what data brokers are and how they turn your life into a dataset for profit without your knowledge, consent, or compensation.
the cover image for a blog about what to do to prevent your email address appearing on the dark web. the image shows an email address on a computer screen with a fishing hook piercing the top of the password field
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  • Guías de privacidad
Is my email on the dark web — and if so, what can I do?
Has your email address been compromised? Here's how to find out if your email address has been leaked on the dark web — and what to do if so.