Proton news
Last March, Proton Mail launched out of beta. This March, we're bringing back
Proton Mail Beta so you can test new Proton Mail features before they are
released.
The world's largest encrypted email provider, with over two million users, is
taking active measures to defend against state-sponsored censorship.
The Proton Localization Community is a group of volunteers that translates
Proton services to make online privacy available to everyone.
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We're happy to announce the launch of the Official Proton Mail Shop! Official
Proton Mail T-shirts, mugs, and other merchandise are now available immediately.
Earlier this morning, Proton Mail Lifetime Accounts sold out 12 hours after we
made them available. On Black Friday, we made 50 Proton Mail Lifetime Accounts
available for 1337€ each
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Participate now in Proton Mail's 2016 Encrypted Email User Survey. The Proton
Mail project roadmap for the next year is determined by our annual survey.
Proton Mail’s encrypted email service was recently selected by the International
Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences as a Finalist for the 2016 Lovie Awards.
Proton Mail is not vulnerable to the recently announced Linux TCP Vulnerability.
Earlier this week, a serious Linux TCP Vulnerability was disclosed by
researchers.
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Proton Mail Android v1.3.2 new features and fixes.
For the first time, you can now use your own domain name with Proton Mail. This
means emails sent to/from yourname@yourdomain.com can go through Proton Mail and
benefit from end-to-end encryption.
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Proton Mail 3.0 comes by default with a new theme, but for those who prefer the
original Proton Mail look, the Classic Theme is still available.