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Elena Constantinescu

Elena, 2010 yılında teknolojiye odaklanmaya başlamış ve her zaman inovasyon ve dijital gizlilik savunucusu olmuştur. Yazılım test etme ve inceleme geçmişiyle, şirketin güvenli ve özgür bir internet inşa etme misyonunu ilerletmek için Proton için yazmaya başlamıştır.

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  • Privacy news
Dropbox is shutting down its password manager — here’s what you can do
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  • Privacy guides
How to get more storage space on any device
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  • Privacy guides
How to turn off Gemini on Android — and why you should
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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
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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
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  • Privacy guides
How to back up photos securely and privately
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  • Privacy guides
Your family photos are training AI, and here’s how to stop it
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  • Opinion
What Adolescence gets right about growing up online — and how we can change it