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1. Auditing/logs: Generate a log entry or increment counter for any sent or received emails.

   This would be a powerful tool to monitor for covertly diverted or transmitted emails. The log entry would not have to include any information about the email, just that an email was sent or received. It can be left up to the user to correlate it with their messages.

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2. Filter inbox by identity.

   I have ten email addresses on a single account, and the inbox is missing a feature that would allow me to view only the incoming mail for a specific identity. Please create a new filter for users with multiple addresses.

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3. Very Expensive for disabled UK pensioner

   Offer incentive of discount for loyal customers. Product is great but regretably far too expensive!
   When you are a disabled pensioner in the UK, we cannot afford the high "usual" price.
   You should be encouraging folk to renew, not leave.
   Great product and customer service. Poor unaffordable pricing!
   Why increase the "churn rate" when you already have a captive audience?

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4. Delayed monitor log deletion with Optional password

   Feature request:

   Optional separate password protection for wiping security monitor logs.

   The password is paired with allowing a user to set a configurable delayed deletion with options of 1, 2 or 3 months. On confirming the logs are to be wiped you must wait for the delay to elapse.

   If a user wants to remove the password or change it along with the log protections a predetermined set delay will need to elapse before anything can be altered. A small window of 24 hours or more can be allowed incase the user changes their mind about the password they have chosen or protecting the logs. After the window has elapsed, changes to the password or removal of the wipe protection will require the same delay that a wipe would.

   A countdown with the remaining time can be next to the wipe button for additional clarity.

   The time that log protections are enabled should be an event that is noted in the monitor logs

   The monitor logs are very vulnerable in the event of an account becoming compromised. I imagine a situation of a compromised account where someone has gained access, and now has the ability to wipe the monitor logs to remove evidence. Although an event is made of the wipe, you lose valuable data like: Device, IP, Location and timestamps. These are essential pieces of information, especially if a police report were to be made in this scenario or a thorough assessment is required.

   With a compromised account comes the risks of
   Financial fraud
   Identity theft or impersonation
   Compromise of third-party accounts
   Exposure of sensitive business or client data

   Additionally knowing that accounts will inevitably be compromised it would be a great for so many users, personal and business/company related accounts alike.
   Why this is significant is because security logs are often the only reliable source of evidence after a breach. Without them users cannot fully understand what happened, Incident response is weakened and Law enforcement investigations are hindered severely.

   In the business plan on the end of users who are under an organisation, much of the audit logs/monitor logs are immutable and therefore in the case of a compromised account, data is still available for a thorough assessment. The idea of data being immutable has been thought of before by the proton team and I hope that a personal account can have some of the same protections.

   I'm aware proton is privacy focused and my feature request has been centered around allowing the user an option to protect their security logs whilst still taking the ability of deletion into consideration.

   Thank you for taking this feature into consideration.

   Feature request:

   Optional separate password protection for wiping security monitor logs.

   The password is paired with allowing a user to set a configurable delayed deletion with options of 1, 2 or 3 months. On confirming the logs are to be wiped you must wait for the delay to elapse.

   If a user wants to remove the password or change it along with the log protections a predetermined set delay will need to elapse before anything can be altered. A small window of 24 hours or more can be allowed incase the user changes their mind about the password they have… more

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5. Recovery phrases shouldn't be instant access – A safer alternative: recovery phrase + delayed access

   First of all, I don’t see the real value of the current recovery phrase. If someone securely stores their master password and TOTP seed, those already provide full access to the account – just like a recovery phrase does. So what’s the actual benefit of having a separate recovery phrase in this setup?

   Sure, I understand that a recovery phrase that bypasses 2FA is more convenient, but from a security standpoint, it's essentially the same as handing over full access – there's no meaningful distinction.

   In practical terms, both a recovery phrase and a written-down master password + TOTP seed effectively reduce account security to single-factor access (1FA). Anyone in possession of either of those combinations can gain immediate access. That’s a significant security concern.

   In my opinion, the purpose of a recovery phrase should be rethought. Instead of granting immediate access, it could initiate a delayed recovery process – say, 24 hours, 48 hours, or even a week. During that time, the account owner could be notified and given the option to deny the recovery attempt.

   Basically, the security of 2FA is preserved by breaking it down into 1FA + a delayed access mechanism.

   This approach would strike a better balance between usability and security. Users still have a way to regain access if they lose credentials, but it adds a critical layer of protection against abuse.

   An added benefit is that it would make it safer to share the recovery phrase with a trusted person (e.g. in case of emergency or death), since they wouldn't be able to gain instant access.

   First of all, I don’t see the real value of the current recovery phrase. If someone securely stores their master password and TOTP seed, those already provide full access to the account – just like a recovery phrase does. So what’s the actual benefit of having a separate recovery phrase in this setup?

   Sure, I understand that a recovery phrase that bypasses 2FA is more convenient, but from a security standpoint, it's essentially the same as handing over full access – there's no meaningful distinction.

   In practical terms, both a recovery phrase and a written-down master password + TOTP seed… more

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6. Add a 7-day grace period to undo account deletion

   Currently, deleting a Proton account is immediate and irreversible. I propose adding a 7-day "grace period" (or pending deletion state) after a user requests to delete their account.

   Why is this needed?


   • Accidental Deletion & Regret: Users might make a hasty decision or accidentally confirm deletion. A small window allows them to change their mind and avoid losing critical emails, Drive files, and Passwords.


   • Account Hijacking: If a malicious actor gains access to a user's account, they can currently delete it instantly to destroy data. A 7-day window gives the real owner a chance to recover the account before everything is permanently wiped.


   • Industry Standard: Most major tech platforms offer a recovery window (e.g., 14 to 30 days) for exactly these reasons. A 7-day window strikes a perfect balance between user security and prompt data removal.

   How it would work:
   When a user deletes their account, it logs them out and disables incoming mail. If they log back in within 7 days, they get a prompt asking if they want to cancel the deletion request and restore the account. After 7 days, the data is permanently wiped from Proton's servers.

   Since encrypted data already remains on Proton's backup servers for a standard period after deletion, I am not asking to change the data retention policy. I simply request that the immediate destruction of the user's Private Encryption Keys is delayed by 7 days. During this grace period, the account is disabled, but the keys remain intact to allow full recovery if needed.

   Currently, deleting a Proton account is immediate and irreversible. I propose adding a 7-day "grace period" (or pending deletion state) after a user requests to delete their account.

   Why is this needed?


   • Accidental Deletion & Regret: Users might make a hasty decision or accidentally confirm deletion. A small window allows them to change their mind and avoid losing critical emails, Drive files, and Passwords.


   • Account Hijacking: If a malicious actor gains access to a user's account, they can currently delete it instantly to destroy data. A 7-day window gives the real owner a chance to recover the account before everything… more

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7. critical need of PASSKEY & 2FA (BOTH) TO SIGN IN ASAP ASAP its easy for you proton dont wait for votes

   my friend saw my both passwords (2 password mode) from behind while i was signing in to proton account, i didnt knew this until he told me and now teasing me but that's not the issue.

   the critical issue is that it is possible and successful.

   i need to SIGN IN by using PASSKEY & 2FA BOTH so that my passwords remain confidential even if someone see everything while i am signing in.

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8. Show OTP key 2FA

   I would greatly appreciate if you could allow users to see the private key of your actual OTP 2FA without having to reenable. This could allow users to have more than one 2FA apps if they want without having to rely on changing it every time they want to add a new one.
   This should help people than want to migrate from 2FA apps that don't have a way to export the codes (such as Microsoft Authenticator).

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9. 2FA Authenticator App algorithm upgrade beyond SHA-1

   Appreciate 2FA authenticator app support in the solution.

   Would like to see support for not just SHA-1 (known insecure) hashing algorithms for code generation but also SHA-256 or SHA-512.

   Bitwarden supports SHA-256 in their solution.

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10. Black Forest Cake Ideas for Birthdays and Special Celebrations

    Explore delicious Black Forest cake ideas and discover convenient ways to place a Black forest cake order online for birthdays, celebrations, anniversaries, and special occasions. Learn about classic chocolate sponge layers, whipped cream filling, cherry toppings, and popular cake gifting trends suitable for every festive moment.
    https://www.floraindia.com/cakes/black-forest

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11. Bulk Actions for the Spam, block, and allow lists

    Currently maintainance of these lists is tedious. Add a checkbox column before the address column in the spam block and allow lists. Once a checkbox has been clicked, a new bulk action menu appears that has a dropdown for spam, block, and allow. Add buttons for de/select all and delete all items in this new bulk action header. Also add pagination size in increments of 25.

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12. Setup for catch-all and wildcard aliases with SL & PP

    I would like to request support for Fastmail/Migadu-style catch-all aliases in Proton/SimpleLogin, where any email sent to *@*.example.com—including all subdomains of a custom domain—is automatically delivered to my main mailbox (e.g., example@example.com). This would allow users to receive emails sent to any subdomain without manually creating aliases, simplifying email management while keeping full control over a custom domain.

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13. Easier Management of Multiple Proton Accounts (with Admin/Billing Role)

    As a small business owner, I often manage multiple Proton accounts – for example, one for personal use and others for different projects or clients. While Proton is already a great tool, handling multiple accounts could be made a lot more convenient.

    What would help:

    The ability to link and switch between multiple Proton accounts within the same interface, without constantly logging in and out.

    An option to set different billing addresses and email contacts per account. This would be especially useful when managing subscriptions for multiple businesses or teams.

    A centralized view where I can see all active subscriptions across accounts at a glance.

    A dedicated admin/billing role, where an administrator can manage payments and invoices without the end users seeing this role. This would be particularly useful in reseller scenarios, where clients only use the product while the reseller handles all financial administration in the background.

    This would make Proton far more practical for users like me who want to bring several domains and teams over to Proton but currently face extra complexity in managing them separately.

    As a small business owner, I often manage multiple Proton accounts – for example, one for personal use and others for different projects or clients. While Proton is already a great tool, handling multiple accounts could be made a lot more convenient.

    What would help:

    The ability to link and switch between multiple Proton accounts within the same interface, without constantly logging in and out.

    An option to set different billing addresses and email contacts per account. This would be especially useful when managing subscriptions for multiple businesses or teams.

    A centralized view where I can see all active subscriptions… more

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14. Have a sales team that actually answers your requests

    On 2 occasions I reached out about our interest for migrating to Proton for business, both times I got an answer telling me how excited you were to help us and asking for more information. I answered twice and never got any answer. Is it because we are too small of a company?
    This is very disappointing, we were very interested by your solutions, but I guess we will have to find a different approach to better secure our information...

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15. I recently upgraded my account and created a new email address. However, I realized that I cannot change the username of my account. This is
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16. "Make the creation of files free please"

    I really find it a shame to pay €4.99 to create files in order to keep my mailbox tidy. A classic user like me does not use other functions than those of a classic mailbox, so I think we should review the offer for basic accounts by integrating the creation of folders for free. Greetings from France.

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17. Allow different display names for account vs email profiles

    In Mail I can create multiple profiles with different display names (e.g. test@pm.me shows “Jack”, test@protonmail.com shows “Jack Frost”). That’s super useful.

    But those names get pulled into my Proton account and other services (Drive, etc.). It would be great if the account could show a different display name or nickname without forcing the email profile names onto everything else.

    I’d prefer to use a nickname for my Proton account, while keeping my email profiles the way I configured them.

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18. App-based MFA

    I like the way that Discord, Steam, Github, Apple, etc do their logins, which is by a phone app that prompts you with a notification and you have to enter the code that it says on the computer. This would be a really convenient way to log into Proton rather than having to use your phone for 2FA. Some of the apps I mentioned also do a qr code thing to log in which is super convenient as well.

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19. Show the Proton account creation date in the settings

    To mark the 10 years anniversary of Proton, many look back at when their accounts were created. Showing a simple "Account created on ...." on the Dashboard or Account section of the settings would be nice to keep the date in mind. Also that helps knowing when anniversary storage drops will fall! :D

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20. Family Plan for 5 family members.

    A trapped plan like your American counterpart Google.
    Lower in space Lower in Price
    Possibility to have 2 domain names coupled to mail adres
    
    This ill help to get a email adress with own name. Like Jef@connors.be and Marie@Janssens.be
    
    Lower in space Lower in Price 200GB Total 10 EURO/month
    Mid in space Mid in Price 500GB 16 EURO/month
    High in space 1TB 20 EURO/Month
    Extreme 3TB 29 EURO/month

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