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Elena Constantinescu

Elena começou a cobrir tecnologia em 2010 e sempre defendeu a inovação e a privacidade digital. Com experiência em testes e revisão de software, ela começou a escrever para a Proton para impulsionar a missão da empresa em construir uma internet privada e livre.

The Dropbox Passwords logo and a toggle switch in the off position, symbolizing that Dropbox is shutting down its password manager
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  • Privacy news
Dropbox is shutting down its password manager — here’s what you can do
A computer, a smartphone, and a progress bar labeled "Storage", representing how to get more storage on any device
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  • Privacy guides
How to get more storage space on any device
A smartphone, the Android logo, Gemini AI, and an off toggle, representing how to turn off Gemini on Android
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  • Privacy guides
How to turn off Gemini on Android — and why you should
A folder, a user icon, and a shield, representing secure data handling during offboarding
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  • For business
Offboarding: How to offboard employees and contractors securely (+ a checklist)
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  • Privacy guides
Declutter your inbox with these 5 email cleanup tips
An ID card with a user profile and a wallet, suggesting data brokers
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  • Privacy guides
What are data brokers, and how do they work?
A person and a shield on a computer screen, suggesting how Proton parents guide their kids on online privacy
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  • Privacy guides
A look at how Proton parents guide their kids on online privacy
A photo icon and synchronization symbol overlaying a cloud, representing automatic photo backup to the cloud
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  • Privacy guides
How to back up photos securely and privately
Family photos linked by AI, suggesting that your family photos may be used for training AI
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  • Privacy guides
Your family photos are training AI, and here’s how to stop it
adolescence and the internet we handed to kids
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  • Opinion
What Adolescence gets right about growing up online — and how we can change it