Send encrypted messages to external recipients.

ProtonMail's revenue is used to support the following features for the benefit of the ProtonMail user community. Proton Mail is the world's largest secure email service with millions of users, and the service requires extensive infrastructure and expertise to run. You can support the service by upgrading to a paid account. The app is open source and basic accounts are always free. The secure email service is fully integrated with an encrypted calendar, enabling you to keep your events private as well. Proton Calendar and Proton Drive extend privacy to your events and documents.

You can send and receive emails normally. ProtonMail for macOS secure email accounts are fully compatible with other email providers. No word on the financial details of the acquisition.It can be used on any device without software install. SimpleLogin will continue to work as a separate service with its team continuing to build new features and functionalities – now with Proton’s infrastructure. In a blog post from Proton, CEO Andy Yen states that if you already use both services, things will work the same as before. It’s exciting to know what we can do with Proton experience and resources.” What does this mean for ProtonMail and SimpleLogin users? “SimpleLogin’s mission is to protect your online identity… We like Proton’s mission, its transparency, open-source nature, and user-first culture. The article also states that about a quarter of SimpleLogin’s users also use ProtonMail.įounder and CEO of SimpleLogin Son Nguyen commented on the acquisition: With over 100,000 users worldwide, more than two million email aliases have been created since the company’s founding in 2019. They also can manage and create aliases for more than one real-life email address. It provides users a dashboard where they can disable aliases in case one gets too much spam. SimpleLogin is a browser extension, web app, and mobile app.

As reported by TechCrunch, ProtonMail, an E2E encrypted webmail service, has bought SimpleLogin. The France-based startup offers an open-source service for creating email aliases for users to hide their email addresses when utilizing digital services.

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