ProtonMail, the Swiss email provider that promises privacy via full client-side encryption, has launched a pithier email domain option for its millions of users around the world. Prior to now, users ...

For the privacy-minded, ProtonMail has been one of the better options for secure email — you can get an (admittedly basic) account for free and enjoy end-to-end encryption for your communications when ...

Web/Android/iOS: Concerned someone might be able to intercept or snoop in on your email messages? ProtonMail is a free, open source email service that will protect your privacy and security. It’s also ...

ProtonMail is arguably the easiest way to send end-to-end encrypted emails. But encryption only works by default with other ProtonMail users. The company is adding full PGP support so that you can ...

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Andrew Roth of The Guardian tweeted on Wednesday about the blocking of encrypted email clients ProtonMail and Startmail. The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) — essentially a KGB rebrand — ...

Belorussian authorities have blocked access to encrypted email provider ProtonMail on Friday last week, after receiving a wave of bomb threats from a mysterious attacker. The threats, sent from a ...

So what do I need to actually communicate privately? Tor browser, a VPN, protonmail, and perhaps a VM? At some point it seems easier to send snail mail with letters written in magazine cutouts. Click ...