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Every year, we send a survey to the Proton community asking for your feedback
and ideas. We then use that information to guide our future plans. This year, we
received thousands of responses, giving us insight into what you expect from
us.
As one o
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At Proton, we have always been highly disciplined, focusing on how to best
sustain our mission over time. This job is incredibly difficult. Everything we
create always takes longer and is more complex than it would be if we did it
without focusing on
In February 2024, media reported that Indian authorities may decide to block
Proton Mail. Proton Mail is still available in India despite any reports
suggesting otherwise.
In response to hoax bomb threats that were sent through Proton Mail, some
me
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In the early days when Proton started, we often received a question along the
lines of “I love the product and what Proton stands for, but how do I know you
will still be around to protect my data 10 years from now?”
Ten years and 100 million accou
After receiving suspicious bids in our original fundraiser, we’re putting the
rare Proton username X back up for auction along with the X@ email address on
all the Proton domains (proton.me, protonmail.com, protonmail.ch, and pm.me)!
However this tim
Our annual Lifetime Account Charity Fundraiser has once again brought in over
half a million dollars that will help defend privacy and freedom around the
globe. The 2023 raffle raised over $522,000 from over 50,000 tickets sold, while
the auction of
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Last month we asked you to nominate the beneficiaries of our 2023 Lifetime
Account Charity Fundraiser. You came through with hundreds of suggestions, and
today we’re announcing this year’s recipients and launching the fundraiser.
You can buy raffle
Each year since 2018, the Proton community has raised funds to support
nonprofits that align with our mission through our Lifetime Account Charity
Fundraiser. With your support, we’ve donated around $2 million to organizations
working to build a bett
You might have heard about quantum computers, a futuristic kind of computer that
can perform certain operations far faster than today’s machines. You might have
also heard that quantum computers will soon break encryption and expose
everyone’s data.
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At Proton, we’re always working on new and innovative ways to protect the
privacy and data of the Proton community. Sometimes that means developing
entirely new services, like our Proton Sentinel program, which combines AI and
human security analysts
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Today, we are making the Proton Sentinel high-security program available to
anyone who wants the highest level of account security protection and support.
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