Privacy Basics
- Privacy Basics
Email wasn’t initially designed to be secure. From spam and phishing attempts to
malware, unethical marketers and cybercriminals try to undermine the security
and privacy of your inbox every day. Since your inbox stores plenty of sensitive
informatio
- Privacy Basics
We all rely on email to communicate in our professional and personal lives. From
calendar events to flight confirmations and online shopping receipts, our inbox
contains private data about our schedules, interests, and habits. Our reliance
on email m
- Privacy Basics
At Proton, our mission is to build a better internet where privacy is the
default. We started with email as it’s one of the most popular communication
technologies available, used globally by governments, businesses, and ordinary
citizens. Since its
- Privacy Basics
Whether you’re sharing personal documents with family or collaborating on a
secret project at work, here’s how to ensure you share files securely.
What is secure file sharing?
Types of file sharing
Why use secure file sharing?
8 tips for secure file
- Privacy Basics
Messages you send with most email providers aren’t secure, but there are ways to
send sensitive information by email.
We’ve all been asked to send confidential information by email. You may have
just hit “Send” with fingers crossed, hoping it won’t
- Privacy Basics
From job applications to order receipts, your inbox holds plenty of sensitive
data about you. Unfortunately, email was initially not designed to be secure.
Hackers can try to undermine the security and privacy of your inbox in multiple
ways, includin
- Privacy Basics
Most cloud storage services aren’t end-to-end encrypted and can access your
files. Here’s what you should look for when choosing a secure cloud storage
service.
From family photos to banking statements, your files contain intimate details
about you
- Privacy Basics
Over 300 billion emails are sent and received daily around the world, making it
one of the most popular forms of communication. However, most modern email
providers, such as Gmail or Outlook, do not adequately protect your emails.
Gmail stopped rea
- Privacy Basics
Everyone has files that need to be encrypted. From intimate personal details to
legal and financial documents, your files contain information that should be
private and secure.
But many internet services we all use every day are not private. Compani
- Privacy Basics
We’re sharing tips on how you can make sure you’ve secured your personal
information using Proton.
When you choose Proton, you’re entrusting us with your personal information. We
take this responsibility seriously, which is why we protect your data
- Privacy Basics
From job applications to business contracts, we use email to send and receive
sensitive documents on a daily basis. However, email has certain
vulnerabilities, like any technology. If you receive emails, you need to make
sure they’re genuine and not