ProtonMail
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Proton hosted the sixth OpenPGP Email Summit
Proton hosted the sixth OpenPGP Email Summit. Last month, developers from numerous OpenPGP-related projects came together at Proton’s headquarters in Geneva to work together and discuss the future of encrypted email using the OpenPGP standard. Proton had offered to host the sixth installment of the (normally) annual summit after the previous meeting in Berlin in […]
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Mirror sites, spyware, and journalists in exile: An interview with RSF
The freedom of the press is essential to democracy and allows you to be aware of whether your rights are being respected. Unfortunately, journalists worldwide are facing unprecedented intimidation, surveillance, and censorship. This is why Proton has always stood with journalists. Empowering them with the security, privacy, and freedom to report the truth has always […]
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The new ProtonMail iOS app is here!
We are excited to introduce the biggest redesign of our mobile app ever with the new ProtonMail app for iOS! Available for all, it brings the new ProtonMail experience to your iPhone or iPad, offering a sharp new look, with dark mode and an easy-to-use interface with conversation view, while still protecting your emails and […]
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Introducing proton.me, a new email domain for ProtonMail
When we founded ProtonMail in 2014, we realized one of the best ways to help everyone protect their privacy was to make sending encrypted email as convenient as possible. This includes providing you with an email address that is easy to share with friends and family. Today, we’re happy to introduce proton.me, an additional email domain […]
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How to write professional emails
Using ProtonMail to send professional emails means that your business communications will be kept secure in the cloud. This means your outreach, agreements, meetings, and contacts are all kept secure with easy-to-use end-to-end encryption. However, before you can start making an impact with secure business emails, you need to know how to write professional emails […]
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How remove mobile signature protonmail
How remove mobile signature protonmail. By default, a mobile signature (called a mobile footer in our Android app) saying Sent from ProtonMail mobile is added to all emails you send from your iPhone, iPad, or Android device. If you have a Free account, it is not possible to edit or disable this mobile signature, although […]
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How to send an email to multiple email addresses
How to send an email to multiple email addresses There are lots of instances when you want to send the same email to multiple people. Sometimes, you want everyone to be part of the conversation and see each other’s responses. Other times, you want to send the same email to multiple people, but you don’t […]
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Enjoy a safer email experience free from trackers
Enjoy a safer email experience free from trackers At ProtonMail, we believe that reading emails should be as private as our end-to-end encryption makes sending them. Today, we’re happy to introduce enhanced tracking protection, a feature that will provide an additional layer of privacy to your inbox. Now you can read your emails without letting […]
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What is spam email?
Spam email (or just “spam”) is unsolicited messages sent out in bulk by email, usually for commercial purposes.
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How encrypted email works
From holiday photos to our purchasing history to personal correspondences, our emails contain a great deal of sensitive information. It is therefore vital to keep your inbox and messages secure. This is more difficult than it first appears, as email was invented and widely adopted in the early days of the internet before many of today’s […]
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How to create (and use) a new email address
How to create (and use) a new email address. An email address is your portal to the internet. Without one, you can’t use most of the services available on the web. Research from the Radicati Group shows that most of us have multiple email addresses, with the number of addresses per email user increasing year-on-year. […]
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ProtonMail: How to import emails with Import Assistant
Import Assistant is a tool that safely transfers your emails and folders from an external email account to ProtonMail. Your email messages are encrypted the moment they arrive in your ProtonMail inbox, making the transition to a secure email provider easy and risk free. Transferring your emails to ProtonMail is an important first step towards transitioning […]
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Seven email management tips for organizing your inbox and boosting productivity
With so much of your life spent on the internet, an organized inbox isn’t just a matter of being tidy — it’s about being productive and focusing your attention on tasks that really matter. The average office worker receives around 121 emails and sends 40 each day, leading to unnecessary distractions and dips in concentration. […]
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What is an email alias?
An alias is an extra email address that can help you protect your privacy, block spam, and keep your inbox organized. Your personal email address is an essential part of your digital identity. Like your phone number, you don’t give it to everyone you meet.
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ProtonMail: Encrypted Contacts
For usability reasons, Proton Contacts encrypts different contact fields in different ways. In this article, we look at…
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Your emails are your business. Protect them with ProtonMail for Business
ProtonMail for Business secures your data on the cloud. We make end-to-end encrypted email easy, on any device.
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Migrate from Outlook to ProtonMail
Please note that ProtonMail does not support importing of PST files, as this is a Microsoft-specific file format. We recommend using our Import-Export tool, but if you prefer importing via a local file then please ensure you export your emails from Outlook as an .mbox or .eml file.
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ProtonMail: Two-factor authentication (2FA)
Two-factor authentication (2FA) is an additional layer of security for your ProtonMail account. With 2FA enabled, you will be prompted to enter a 6-digit code when you log in to your account. This 6-digit code will be generated by an app installed on your mobile phone.
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Why email security is important
When we want to communicate with someone we can do it in many ways, one of the ways is using email. This service seems like a very simple way to use, but you have to take into account very important things.