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Proton@proton· 11d

Hosting this weekend? Save yourself the hassle of giving out the WiFi password, over and over, by saving it in Pass and then sharing by secure link. Time and view limit it so your credentials are only shown as much as they need to be.

Proton@proton· 11d

Had issues before with autofill for banking, payments and e-commerce websites? We have fixed 80% of these problems reported by our users in our latest release: https://proton.me/blog/pass-improved-autofill

Proton@proton· 25d

(2-1)FA

A screen which reads:

Account Verification

We have just sent the code 435841 to your phone number: xxx-xxx-6521

Please enter the code below to access your account

And then a set of boxes for entering the code.

Proton@proton· 25d

Your ISP watches more than you think; so we’re asking the crucial questions: What do they see? Why does it matter? And how do we stop them? https://proton.me/blog/how-isps-track-you

A router beaming out wifi next to an eye

Proton@proton· 26d

Struggle to come up with passwords? It's 2026, you don't need to bother. Proton Pass has an inbuilt generator so you can create a login alongside a secure password: set, and forget.

A strong, random 32-character password generated within the Proton Pass UI.

Proton@proton· Jul 8

Me when I start getting emails from random other sources to a passmail address...

Homer simpson disappearing into a bush in four panels. Initially he bears a passmail (alias) address, but this fades gradually and by the fourth panel is replaced by a toggle showing the passmail address has been switched off, preventing email from being delivered into another inbox by the alias.

Proton@proton· Jul 3

Do you struggle with remembering where crucial documents are on your computer? With Proton Pass you can attach them to credentials, saving you time (and keeping them nice and encrypted).

A Proton Pass credential with an arrow pointed to where you can upload files.

Proton@proton· Jun 25

From our VPN GM

Regarding Canada's Bill C-22: @ProtonVPN
is Swiss. Complying with foreign surveillance orders without Swiss legal process is a criminal offence. Not happening.

We'll defend our Canadian users and never compromise them. We will fight C-22's application by every means available.

Proton@proton· Jun 24

Do you need 2FA? Of course you do, you're on the internet, it's full of people trying to get into your accounts. You can either put your TOTP codes inside Proton Pass OR download our dedicated Authenticator app. (One of these is better, but we respect your ability to choose)

Proton@proton· Jun 16

Everyone has that one friend.

A Proton Mail inbox with 1,456,239 unread emails.

Proton@proton· Jun 12

Google is killing adblockers in Chrome. The company that sells ads also controls a browser that so many people use. Convenient.

Proton@proton· Jun 11

Attending any World Cup games? ⚽ If someone asks for your email to get into a fanzone, or to get some goodies, hit them with one of these. You're welcome!

Proton Pass' alias feature, being used to generate an email for the "Dallas fanzone"

Proton@proton· May 31

If you understand this meme, congrats; your main email is protected by an army of aliases 😉

Squidward brings out his deck chair for "Free Download" and then proceeds to go back inside when he sees "Create an account first". He returns to the deck chair, sporting a mustache, next to an alias address generated in Proton Pass.

Proton@proton· May 29

It's not just for passwords; you can store so much stuff in Pass. Anyone remember this one?

The Konami code: right up up down down left right left right B A

Stored in Proton Pass

Proton@proton· May 21

Google I/O for those that didn't watch.

A meme from the movie "They Live" where the main character, John Nada, finds glasses that allow him to see the true nature of the world. In the first scene the glasses are off, and he looks at a Google exec by a board which says "Google Search is AI Search". He then puts the glasses on and the board changes to "We will enshittify everything you love, then we'll do it to all the things you hate, too"

Proton@proton· May 20

Android-y people, do you PIN scramble?

An Android-like device with PIN scrambling, meaning the numbers for entering a PIN are in a random order.

Proton@proton· May 20

Are you using Proton Sentinel? Advanced account protection program that provides maximum security for those who need it. Enable it in Settings → All settings → Account → Security and Privacy.

A solider with the Proton Sentinel toggle over them protects a sleeping child bearing a proton email address.

Proton@proton· May 14

Your Gmail isn't free. You’re worth between $30 and $180,000, it just depends how valuable advertisers think you are. Read more, based on our analysis featured in Forbes: https://www.forbes.com/sites/zakdoffman/2026/04/28/price-of-free-gmail-how-much-your-google-account-is-worth/

Proton@proton· May 9

Protecting kids matters. How we do it matters too. Read more here: https://proton.me/blog/keep-age-verification-from-killing-anonymity-online

Proton@proton· May 8

In case you didn't know, Proton Pass can store a range of different item types, even notes. Securely store, share, and autofill your data with Proton Pass, the end-to-end encrypted password manager trusted by millions.

A note in Proton Pass:

Delete Mum's Passwords From Edge. They're stored in plaintext. Set her up with Proton Pass instead.

Proton@proton· May 7

This World Password Day, may all your passwords be long, with high entropy! (Use a password manager, we might know of a good one)

Screenshot of a password strength tester showing the entered password “H4ppy-W0rld-P455w0rd-Day!” rated as “Strong,” with a full green strength bar and checkmarks for length (16+ characters), uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols, along with a note that it would take thousands of years to hack.

Proton@proton· May 5

REMINDER FOR INSTAGRAM USERS: Starting this Friday, May 8th, Instagram DM's will no longer be end-to-end encrypted. Read more about it here: https://proton.me/blog/instagram-end-to-end-encryption

Proton@proton· May 3

A free press is the cornerstone of a democracy, and must be protected. To all those shining a light on necessary truths, we salute you 🫡 Happy World Press Freedom Day.

World Press Freedom Day next to a reporter in combat zone garb.

Proton@proton· May 2

Earn up to $1,000 and bring more people to the private side with our referral program. Find your link in your account (/referral) and share it with anyone who doesn’t already use Proton. They get $20 off, and you get $20 when they sign up to a paid plan. Simple.

The referral console, found within your Proton account.

Proton@proton· May 1

Let us know what to focus on in 2026 by answering our 5 min survey. All responses are anonymous. A better internet doesn't build itself. https://form.typeform.com/to/X98zpbtI

Community Survey 2026, share your thoughts to help us serve you better

Proton@proton· Apr 28

Sharing credentials, WiFi passwords, payment details, and notes is a daily necessity in the modern workplace. With the new Pass Groups, you can ensure that sharing within your team is both smooth and secure. https://proton.me/blog/pass-groups

Pass update, showing Proton Groups within Proton Pass.

Proton@proton· Apr 22

POV you've just seen your relatives' Proton Pass account. Fortunately, you can easily create strong passwords via Pass' inbuilt generator. Just visit the site in question, swap out the weak credentials for better ones, and admire that "Strong" badge.

A series of weak or vulnerable passwords, as identified by Proton Pass.

Proton@proton· Apr 21

things that keep me up at night...

Proton@proton· Apr 20

Reports indicate that Türkiye may soon only allow "authorised" VPNs in the country; the kind that log usage and hand it over to Turkish authorities, something which we'll never do. Now we're observing a surge in signups originating in the region, double over the normal rate.

Proton@proton· Apr 18

Your phone knows everything. You just don’t see where that info goes.