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An image of a mortarboard cap, logos for Proton Drive, Mail, VPN, Pass, and Calendar, and a password field on a blog offering student discounts for all Proton products
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  • Produktopdateringer
  • Proton news
As students build their lives online, Proton makes it safe for them to access educational resources, communicate with each other, and share knowledge online safely.
The cover image for a blog introducing the new Pass Family plan. Text saying 'Introducing Pass Family' next to an image of a family sitting together on their laptops
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  • Produktopdateringer
  • Proton Pass
Pass Family helps you manage the passwords and logins of up to six family members and gives you more time to spend with your family.
Salt Typhoon
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  • Opinion
Chinese hackers have compromised US national security by exploiting government-mandated “backdoors”. The EU should learn from this.
An illustration of a laptop with chains and a padlock on the screen to represent a ransomware attack
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  • Privacy guides
A ransomware attack is a serious threat for an organization. Here's what they are, how to avoid them, and 11 of the most well-known incidents.
Is Google Calendar private
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  • Privacy guides
This article explores what’s at stake when you use Google Calendar, and how using Proton Calendar gives you control over your data.
The cover image for a blog advertising the new Proton Pass switch campaign
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  • Proton news
  • Proton Pass
Switch from your current password manager to Proton Pass and we’ll pay for the remainder of your contract. Learn how to switch.
An image showing Proton Drive's open-source code in GitHub
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  • Proton Drive
Proton Drive’s desktop apps are open source, meaning you can review the code of any Proton Drive app for yourself.
how to create a business email account
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  • Til erhverv
This article explains how to create a business email account that’s secure by default using Proton Mail.
A cover image for a Proton blog about how to safely share your wifi password - image shows a wifi symbol with a button saying 'share' with a key symbol
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  • Privacy guides
Is it safe to share Wi-Fi passwords in a text? Here’s how to share your Wi-Fi password easily and securely on any device, from any location.
A Proton blog cover image showing a phone screen with an empty one time password code field
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  • Privacy guides
One time passwords are a common method for authenticating your identity – are they safe? We explain what they are and how to use them safely.
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  • Proton news
In response to popular demand, our privacy-first AI writing assistant Proton Scribe is now available for free on our Duo and Family plans, in nine different languages.