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China-supported hackers have been monitoring US internet infrastructure for
years. Now US security experts suspect they might have stolen data from everyone
in the US.

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Cyberattacks come in many forms, but whaling and spear phishing target
high-ranking individuals in business: Learn how to protect yourself.

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Disney must pay $10 million to settle allegations by the FTC that it
deliberately breached a law designed to keep kids safe online.
Product updates
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You can now move pictures and albums from Google Photos or any folder into
Proton Drive for Windows — all protected by end-to-end encryption.

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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.
Proton news
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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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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.
Privacy news
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China-supported hackers have been monitoring US internet infrastructure for
years. Now US security experts suspect they might have stolen data from everyone
in the US.

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Disney must pay $10 million to settle allegations by the FTC that it
deliberately breached a law designed to keep kids safe online.

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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.
Privacy guides
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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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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.
Opinion
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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.

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Adolescence shows how platforms shape kids in harmful ways. Here's why
transparent, open digital education must lead the change.
For business
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Cyberattacks come in many forms, but whaling and spear phishing target
high-ranking individuals in business: Learn how to protect yourself.

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Hackers targeting the AI chatbot tool Salesloft Drift were able to break into
Google Workspace and access email accounts.

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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.