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Store and share files, photos, and documents without compromising your privacy.
Unlike iCloud, our cloud storage always protects your files with the highest level of security — keeping your data out of the hands of third parties, governments, and bad actors.
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Free and paid plans | ||
Your favorite cloud storage features | ||
Available on web, desktop, and mobile | ||
Easy sharing and collaboration | ||
End-to-end encrypted, by default | ||
No file size limits | ||
Password protected/expiring share links | ||
Protected by Swiss privacy laws | ||
Outside of UK jurisdiction |
Proton Drive protects your content with end-to-end encryption, so you can enjoy the flexibility of cloud storage with the confidence that not even we can see your files.
Automatic photo backup on the Proton Drive mobile app protects your most cherished memories by regularly uploading photos to your secure cloud.
It’s easy to start using your drive, and our step-by-step guides explain how to make the switch from iCloud, Google Drive, Dropbox, and Microsoft OneDrive.
Along with the contents of your files, Proton Drive encrypts associated metadata, including file names, extensions, and thumbnails.
Proton is based in Switzerland, so your data is protected by some of the toughest laws in the world and stays outside of UK, EU, and US jurisdiction.
Your IP address is never exposed to the recipients of the files you share with Proton Drive, helping keep your personal information private.
Our cloud storage is open source and routinely audited by independent third-party experts to verify that it works as described.
By switching to Proton Drive, you’re joining a community of individuals fighting for a better internet where privacy is the default.
Our only obligation is to the Proton community. We are a privacy company, pure and simple.
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