Privacy experts consider it one of the safest email providers on the internet, but ProtonMail’s recent decision to hand over sensitive customer information to ...

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Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More ProtonMail, the encrypted email service that touts itself as NSA-proof, ...

Proton, the Geneva, Switzerland-based startup behind the eponymous E2E encrypted webmail service ProtonMail, has acquired French startup SimpleLogin, which offers a freemium, open-source service for ...

An encrypted email service widely used among journalists and political dissidents just got several new sick features, including, let’s be honest, the only thing we really care about: a shorter domain ...

Mr. Robot’s email service of choice just expanded its support for a handful of popular email clients. ProtonMail just introduced a new tool, called ProtonMail Bridge, that could expand its relatively ...

"ProtonMail"Is a mail service focused on the protection of privacy, privacy protection and the security robustness surpasses even Gmail. I tried using it in practice and tried what it could be like to ...

ProtonMail, the email service which looks and feels like Gmail but is, according to its CERN particle physicists developers, the closest thing to surveillance-proof, is set to launch a mobile beta ...

It’s been nearly two years since a young Andy Yen started talking with fellow researchers at the CERN lab in Switzerland and MIT to talk about the possibility of creating an NSA-proof, simple, ...

Swiss software developer and civil liberties outfit Proton Technologies saw its encrypted email app ProtonMail hit the App Store today. The iOS app is a front end for the company's popular free ...

People are becoming more and more wary of big tech companies mining your data to sell to advertisers–but it’s hard to find alternatives to services that tech titans have spent years streamlining.

In the wake of the Lavabit’s demise and increased interest in secure mail services, Switzerland-based ProtonMail is looking to zap a little life into the old PGP mail server market. Currently ...