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WE ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE THAT THE PROTON MAIL SECURE EMAIL SERVICE NOW HAS AN OFFICIAL RELEASE DATE! Proton Mail will be launching on January 26th, 2016 with our first non-beta release. In the last couple months, our team has been working very hard
(Version française ci-dessous) EDIT: We have given an exclusive interview to Tech Republic about the DDoS attacks and what happened behind the scenes. The story is now online here: http://www.techrepublic.com/article/exclusive-inside-the-protonmail-
Earlier this week, we launched our brand new homepage which can now be found at proton.me/mail. Since launching Proton Mail 2.0 in August, our team is now hard at work on Proton Mail 3.0 which is scheduled to launch by the end of this year. While Pro
We are happy to announce the release of Proton Mail Android v1.0.10! Full release notes below. To learn more about how to get the Proton Mail Android mobile app beta, you can visit this page: https://proton.me/mail/download New Features: – Decrypt
At Proton Mail, privacy is one of our core values. This means more than just building an email service which respects privacy. It means building an entire ecosystem around the idea of privacy being the default online. From the onset, it is clear that
Version 2.1.0 Release Notes New Features * Added the ability to receive inline PGP and PGP/MIME messages from non-Proton Mail senders (such as Facebook). * Themes have returned (Settings -> Appearance). Some 2.0 compatible themes can be fou
We are happy to announce the release of Proton Mail iOS v1.0.9! This will be made available very soon for iOS beta testers.  EDIT: Proton Mail v1.0.9 is being held up longer than usual by Apple for review, release to beta testers will likely be delay
Edit (November 2017): Proton Mail also appeared at the end of S03E08 (3.7dont-delete-me.ko). The last scene shows Elliot in his apartment where he checks his inbox and finds an email from Tr3nton, with the subject line “Don’t delete me”. A few weeks
Update Dec 14, 2015 – We are happy to announce that Android/iOS beta slots are available again! A year ago, we had a record breaking Indiegogo campaign which provided us with the funds to begin development of the mobile apps. To thank those early su
The news was first broken by Lavaboom developer pzduniak on Reddit. Since we are also working on bringing privacy back online, we can understand better than most the many challenges that must be overcome to build a secure email service. The truth is
Version française ci-dessous Proton Mail 2.0 is a completely new code base, redesigned from the ground up to provide better performance, security, and flexibility. We are happy to announce today that we have completely open sourced Proton Mail 2.0 a