Proton news

Proton Mail is auctioning three Lifetime Accounts for 2019 to raise funds for charity. We’re asking the community to help us choose the beneficiaries.

Belarus blocked access to Proton Mail and Proton VPN inside the country on Nov. 15, 2019. Here’s how you can continue accessing Proton Mail.

With the latest version of the web app, Proton Mail is laying the groundwork for future products and more customization. Learn how to start using Version 4.0 beta now.

Protesters around the world are using Proton Mail to secure their communications. We support their right to free speech and privacy.

Proton Mail announces new security features (including WKD, DANE, and MTA-STS) and working on improvements to provide users with more protection against attackers.

More clarification about the Bellingcat case.

Open source is a core principle of Proton Mail. We’re excited to make even more of our code available (GoOpenPGP) for independent inspection and use by the developer community.

We are happy to announce that the European Commission has awarded €2 million to Proton AG, the parent company of Proton Mail and Proton VPN, to develop a suite of encrypted services.

Earlier today claims appeared that Proton Mail is compromised because of an alleged connection between our SSL certificates and DarkMatter, a shadowy cybersecurity company. These allegations are false, as we will explain.