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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
Proton Mail BETA v2.0 is finally here! This is by far our biggest update ever. Unlike our other updates, 2.0 is a completely new system, so we will only announce the big changes. There are countless smaller improvements that you need to see for yours
Earlier today, we released Proton Mail 2.0 to the world. We are happy to announce that we are also releasing Proton Mail 2.0 as open source software! From the beginning, we have been strong proponents of open source software and the core cryptography
August 13th, 2015 (Geneva, Switzerland) Proton Mail, a leader in email security and privacy, is announcing today that it is releasing the 2.0 version of its popular email service. The 2.0 release is the biggest update since Proton Mail was first lau
At Proton, our mission is to build a better internet where privacy is the default. In order to do this, community participation in securing Proton Mail, Proton Calendar, and Proton Drive is essential, and that is the spirit behind our bug bounty prog
Update: This article refers to the 1.0 version of Proton Mail so this article is now outdated.. Themes in Proton Mail are being revamped, so stay tuned for updates regarding themes in Proton Mail 3.0. We’ve added built in themes so you can customize
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Over the past year, we’ve had a number of people ask us about our approach to Open Source software. The reality is that the most critical parts of Proton Mail have actually been open source from day one. This is not something that we have made a spec
We are excited to dedicate this blog post to help our new and returning users learn more about the newest features and improvements we have added to Proton Mail in the past year. Here is a list of some of the great features we’ve added this past year