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Kate Menzies

Kate è una copywriter con sette anni di esperienza nel settore tecnologico. Ha lavorato in team di prodotto per startup indipendenti come DICE e ha scritto per aziende storiche come Microsoft. La sua passione è rendere la tecnologia accessibile a tutti e proteggere Internet dalle Big Tech.

the cover image for a blog about what to do to prevent your email address appearing on the dark web. the image shows an email address on a computer screen with a fishing hook piercing the top of the password field
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Is my email on the dark web — and if so, what can I do?
A phone screen with a speech bubble with a phone number in it
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What can someone do with your phone number to hack you?
A web application screen with an unlock icon in the bottom right corner
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Best practices for enhancing your business’s web application security
An image showing a phone screen with a child icon and three icons with '17+' '8-12' and '3-5' to indicate age ratings
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How to recognize bad design in apps for kids
The cover image for a Proton Pass blog about World Password Day, showing a purple globe with three password fields on it
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World Password Day: Should you be using fewer passwords?
The cover image for a Proton Pass blog about how to change your Facebook password settings. The image shows the Facebook icon with a password field beneath it and a tick at the end of the password field
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How to change your Facebook password settings: A step-by-step guide
The cover image for a Proton Pass blog about pretexting scams. The image shows an open envelope with a warning sign, a briefcase symbol, and a face mask
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What your business needs to know about pretexting scams
A cover image for a Proton Pass blog about how to turn your google autofill settings off for passwords. The image shows an autofill toggle being switched off
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How to change Google autofill settings on Chrome
The cover image for a Proton Pass blog about brushing scams, which shows a package with a warning sign above it
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Received an unexplained package? It could be a brushing scam
The cover image for a Proton Pass blog about how to find your saved passwords on Android, which shows a phone screen, an Android icon, and three password fields
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Android phone: How to find my saved passwords on this device