Product updates

From the very beginning, we have put a strong engineering emphasis on system reliability and availability. Today we are announcing a service level agreement (SLA) that puts our promise to business users in writing: 99.95% uptime or better.

Now with the click of a button, you can send phishing scams straight to our team and help make the Proton Mail community safer.

We give everyone the opportunity to test new features before they’re released to the public. Here’s how to become a Proton Mail beta tester.

We maintain the OpenPGPjs encryption library. After some recent code enhancements, OpenPGPjs underwent an independent security audit, the results of which are discussed in this article.

Address Verification allows you to be sure you are securely communicating with the right person, while PGP support adds encrypted email interoperability.

We reflect on what we’ve accomplished together so far and where we are going next.

If you’re on a Proton Mail paid plan, you can activate a short @pm.me email address with your username at no extra cost.

Proton Mail mobile version 1.8.0 is now available for both iOS and Android, bringing a large number of improvements. The biggest change is the addition of encrypted contacts on mobile!

Like many of you, we have seen the story this weekend where it was revealed that Proton Mail was being used by White House staff.