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- Privacy news
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Updated October 10, 2022
The Proton community trusts us to keep their information secure and private, and
we take this trust seriously. That is why we are excited to announce that we
will continue working with Bug Bounty Switzerland as part of our b
Access all the premium features on Proton’s privacy-by-default ecosystem and
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As part of Proton’s evolution from an end-to-end encrypted email provider into a
privacy-by-default ecosystem providing multipl
Last month, developers from numerous OpenPGP-related projects came together at
Proton’s headquarters in Geneva to work together and discuss the future of
encrypted email using the OpenPGP standard. Proton had offered to host the sixth
installment of
In 2010, Mark Zuckerburg dismissed privacy as a social norm that had outlived
its usefulness. Fortunately for us all, he was wrong. In the past 12 years,
privacy has undergone a resurgence. Citizens are demanding their privacy be
respected, policymak
Today, we are undertaking our biggest step forward in the movement for an
internet that respects your privacy. The new, updated Proton offers one account,
many services, and one privacy-by-default ecosystem. You can now enjoy unified
protection with
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When Proton began in 2014, we only offered Proton Mail, which has grown into the
largest encrypted email provider in the world. However, over the years, we have
added more and more privacy-focused services to meet the needs of the community,
starting
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Earlier this year, we shared how Proton’s services will evolve to better serve
you. This evolution is vital as it will allow us to address several demands that
the Proton community has raised, both in the 2022 survey and earlier.
Ensuring that Prot
Advocacy is an essential part of what we do at Proton because it is integral to
our vision of building a better internet where privacy is the default.
Technological safeguards like end-to-end encryption can dramatically improve
your privacy, but they
We often speak about the Proton community and its impact on Proton’s direction
and evolution. However, it may not be clear to everyone exactly who and what is
part of it. Today, we want to clarify who makes up the Proton community and
thank you for a
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Privacy is a human right, which is why Proton makes all our services available
for free. We believe everyone should be able to express themselves and choose
what happens to their data, regardless of where they live or their ability to
pay.
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