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Recently, a self-published paper that was not peer reviewed claimed weaknesses in Proton Mail's cryptographic architecture. The claims made in this paper are not inherent to Proton Mail's architecture. We do not believe the paper’s arguments constitu
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I dag har vi brakt lokaliseringsstøtte til 1,4 milliarder kinesere. Dette er et svært viktig skritt i vårt oppdrag om å bringe personvern og sikkerhet på internett til alle.
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Introducing GDPR.eu, a new site to help businesses achieve GDPR compliance.
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Today we’re reflecting on the new features, accomplishments, and events that shaped Proton Mail in the past year, and our vision for the future.
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Our first-ever charity auction has exceeded all expectations, generating over €30,000 for three organizations dedicated to human rights and online privacy.
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The holidays are a time of giving, and this year we are auctioning three Proton Mail Lifetime Accounts, with all proceeds going towards supporting three organizations that align strongly with our mission.
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We developed Proton Mail and Proton VPN to protect activists, dissidents, and journalists around the world.
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why we’re supporting a Reporters Without Borders Germany scholarship program that trains reporters how to be safe online.
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We launched our free VPN service, Proton VPN, in 2017 to ensure that the Internet lives up to its promise of freedom of information. WireGuard is a new VPN protocol that is worthy of our support.  
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We have listed 10 simple, easy-to-implement strategies to protect your small business against cyberattacks.
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The Assistance and Access (A&A) law requires tech companies to help law enforcement agencies break into individuals’ encrypted data.