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1. Include Lumo in Proton unlimited discounted in 2 years plan as an option
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2. Family Plan - Slider selectable options for greater storage and user flexibility choices

   Overall Family plan issue:
   I see people wanting different things for the Family Plan, some say there is too much storage (I personally do not agree with this), some say it needs more storage, others say it needs to allow for more users, while others want certain services and other don't want certain services.

   It seems to me we are running up against the truth that 'there is no standard family', so the standard 6 member / 500 gb per member model doesn't fit the needs of many. We need a more flexible offering to attract more people over to Proton

   I propose a slider style option, where people select the components that are important to their family and the price adjusts accordingly on the Family Plan.

   Slider/Selectable options could include (Not all of these have to be implemented, they are just a starting list)

   1. Number of members (3-10+)
      You could have 2-10 if you want to roll duo plan into family and remove the duo tier, simplifying offerings

   2. Storage
      500gb - 1TB per user selectable.
      At present I think the family plan is poor storage value. You effectively get 500mb/user (6 users, 3TB in total).
      Duo gives you 2TB (1 TB per user) and Professional gives you 1TB per user, making Family plan look rather shabby when it comes to total storage compared.

   3. Pricing overall
      Using $x times the number of users quickly gets too costly for most families.
      A sliding discounts model based on the more members you sign up the greater the discount might do well here. Retailers use this to increase bulk sales.
      I realise there is a base cost that must be covered with profit but when one compares the cost of say the Professional plan $7.99 on discount x's 6 users with double the storage those 6 users on Professional would get, it makes the family plan discount somewhat merger in terms of cost savings.
      I think more tweaking could be done here to bolster family plan value

   4. Product inclusions
      This one is obviously tricky and could get messy in terms of product tracking but maybe having some of the products that are included be optional for a further reduction could be looked at.

   I personally am ok with the products included in the family plan but if we are to consider tweaking of the family plan, then all options should be considered

   Is it all too hard?:
   For those that think this is all too hard in terms of product offerings, in a previous lifetime I used to work in some large Telco's and we had moved some of our service offerings to this sliding selectable model and it worked.

   The hardest part wasn't the technical implementation it was convincing marketing and the business who want dedicated forecasts and defined projections to loosen up and try different things to remain competitive. Obviously you needs checks and balances in place, like limiting the plan changes per quarter or whatever your financial forecasting models are based on but that's easily doable.

   Once you go down this path you start to see that this slider selection model can be applied to other plans also.

   Overall Family plan issue:
   I see people wanting different things for the Family Plan, some say there is too much storage (I personally do not agree with this), some say it needs more storage, others say it needs to allow for more users, while others want certain services and other don't want certain services.

   It seems to me we are running up against the truth that 'there is no standard family', so the standard 6 member / 500 gb per member model doesn't fit the needs of many. We need a more flexible offering to attract more people over to… more

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3. Account recovery (Android App)

   Add Password Reset Option Using Active Proton Mail Session

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   Currently, Proton users who are locked out of Proton Pass but still have an active authenticated Proton Mail session can become permanently stuck in a recovery deadlock.

   In my case, I am locked out of Proton Pass and unable to access my stored passwords or recovery codes. Proton Mail is the only session I still have access to. However, when attempting to change or reset my account password from Proton Mail, the system requires entering the current (old) password.

   This requirement defeats the purpose of account recovery. If the user still had access to their old password, recovery would not be necessary in the first place. Since Proton Pass is where account passwords and recovery codes are typically stored, being locked out of Proton Pass also means being locked out of all recovery options.

   As a result, users can end up fully authenticated in Proton Mail but with no available path to regain access to Proton Pass or reset their password, even though they are already logged into a trusted Proton application.

   Feature Request

   Implement a secure account password reset option that leverages an existing active Proton Mail session, allowing users to recover access when other recovery methods are unavailable.

   Add Password Reset Option Using Active Proton Mail Session

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   Currently, Proton users who are locked out of Proton Pass but still have an active authenticated Proton Mail session can become permanently stuck in a recovery deadlock.

   In my case, I am locked out of Proton Pass and unable to access my stored passwords or recovery codes. Proton Mail is the only session I still have access to. However, when attempting to change or reset my account password from Proton Mail, the system requires entering the current (old) password.

   This requirement defeats the purpose of account recovery. If the user… more

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4. Lumo Plus subscription should be completely independent from existing Proton subscription

   Make it possible to subscribe to Lumo Plus independently from an ongoing Unlimited/Duo/Family subscription. As it is, I cannot subscribe to Lumo Plus for one month while keeping my ongoing 24-months subscription. The only option is to convert my 24 months subscription to a 12 months subscription and add a 12 months Lumo Plus subscription. That is not what I want, so I will not try Lumo Plus for the time being.

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5. Adjust prices for 3rd-world economies

   Direct conversions from USD are ridiculously expensive.

   Your discounted 1st year plan costs more than most graduates earn in a month.

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6. Feature Request: FIDO2 only authentication on new devices

   Summary
   Add an account security option that enforces FIDO2 security keys as the only allowed 2FA method when a user signs in from a new or untrusted device.

   Problem / Current Behavior
   In the current login flow, when a user has a FIDO2 key enabled the user can fallback to OTP-based 2FA rolling codes. This creates a downgrade path.

   Desired Behavior (What should change)
   Provide a ON/OFF setting such as: “Require FIDO2 security key for new/untrusted devices.”

   When enabled
   • FIDO2 is required when signing in from a new/untrusted device.
   • OTP fallback is not offered in that same new/untrusted device flow.
   • On already trusted devices, the service may continue using the existing “trusted session” behavior.

   Trigger Condition
   FIDO2 only enforcement is triggered only when the service determines the login attempt is from:
   • a new device, or
   • an untrusted device/session

   Preconditions and Safety Net (Required before enabling)
   To prevent lockouts, require the following before the user can enable the option:

   • Recovery code generated and confirmed by user
   • At least two registered FIDO2 keys
   • A clear warning + acknowledgement: enabling this can block access if keys are lost

   Summary
   Add an account security option that enforces FIDO2 security keys as the only allowed 2FA method when a user signs in from a new or untrusted device.

   Problem / Current Behavior
   In the current login flow, when a user has a FIDO2 key enabled the user can fallback to OTP-based 2FA rolling codes. This creates a downgrade path.

   Desired Behavior (What should change)
   Provide a ON/OFF setting such as: “Require FIDO2 security key for new/untrusted devices.”

   When enabled
   • FIDO2 is required when signing in from a new/untrusted device.
   • OTP fallback is not offered in that same new/untrusted… more

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7. allow users to buy services à la carte

   Allow users to by services à la carte. For example being able to purchase Drive+ and Mail+ without being forced to pay for the Unlimited bundle.

   The current system incentivizes users to break the TOS since its usually cheaper to have separate accounts with an individual service attached if you don't require the majority of benefits included with Unlimited.

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8. A reduced price Meet option for Unlimited Plan subscribers.

   I would subscribe to Proton Meet if there were a lower priced option for existing Unlimited Plan subscribers that allowed for longer meetings. I typically have 2 meetings every two months, but their duration can be up to 4 hours. This is for non-commercial use by groups of retired persons. - The business plans are too expensive as is for this type of use.

   Perhaps I am an outlier from a marketing point of view, but I thought that I would mention this. My fall-back is to continue to use Jitsi.

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9. Unlimited hide-my-email aliases in all plans

   When considering to offer an additional value to users, the free Proton Mail plan should include unlimited hide-my-email aliases. This will distinct you from other mail providers. At the moment it is rather annoying that aliases are limited to 10 aliases.

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10. Monero as a direct payment option

    Proton should support Monero payments for all services, in particular email and VPN.

    At present, Proton does not accept Monero payments directly, but rather refer to some 3rd party option.

    This proposal is specifically regarding Proton accepting Monero payments directly, similar to how they currently do for Bitcoin.

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11. Add allowing a second email for account recovery, or possibly add multiple email accounts for recovery.

    Add allowing a second email for account recovery, or possibly add multiple email accounts for recovery.
    This would assure that users can do a recovery, even if the 1st/primary email is not available at any particular time.

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12. Shared folders for proton drive with business plans

    Add shared Folders or a Common proton drive for all proton users within a business plan of one company.

    It would be great to have a company wide proton drive where ieach folder can have access rights for a List of users.

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13. Benefits + locking in long term users

    I was thinking of a good and healthy way for both users and company to support long term users.

    I got to this idea.

    Every year a customer has a subscription they get 1% more lifetime discount. (Until the subscription is cancelled)
    So after 1 year you get 1%
    2 years 2%
    That goes up to a maximum for example 25% after being a loyal customer for 25 years.
    Or 50% after 50 years that's up to the company what they feel good about.

    If you cancel your subscription once (or can't pay it) you lose all the build up discount earned and you need to start over.
    Upgrading plans to for example a family plan or downgrading a plan should be possible without losing the discount.
    If you downgrade to a completely free account you lose the discount.
    This way long term users will want to keep their earned discount by continuing the subscription. But they will also feel happy they are not forgotten and actually receive a cheaper price then newer users.

    The company ensures that they have paying users over the long term and the users have a very good discount the longer they stay.

    I'm also specifically talking about a discount because the company can still raise the base price of the subscriptions if they want or need to.

    Lastly I the company can still promote their products with a black Friday price giving them 50% or maybe the maximum discount earned after being loyal for x amount of years. But they will only get that price the first year and each account can only use that promotion once.
    That way they would need to make a new account and email every year if they want to keep getting the black Friday promo for example. (I think this happens now also from time to time)

    What do you guys think about this?

    I was thinking of a good and healthy way for both users and company to support long term users.

    I got to this idea.

    Every year a customer has a subscription they get 1% more lifetime discount. (Until the subscription is cancelled)
    So after 1 year you get 1%
    2 years 2%
    That goes up to a maximum for example 25% after being a loyal customer for 25 years.
    Or 50% after 50 years that's up to the company what they feel good about.

    If you cancel your subscription once (or can't pay it) you lose all the build up… more

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14. Allow security key 2FA without setting up OTP 2FA

    I would greatly appreciate if you could allow users to set up 2-factor authentication using a U2F/FIDO2 security key, without also having to set up OTP-based 2FA.

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15. [Proton Meet] One simultaneous meeting but increase meeting duration for individuals

    I would like to propose a small but meaningful improvement to Proton Meet within the Duo and Family plans.

    Currently, Proton Meet allows only one active meeting at a time and limits meeting duration (e.g. 60 minutes on non-professional tiers). While this is understandable from a product segmentation perspective, it creates friction for one specific use case: private family conversations.

    Proposal

    For Proton Duo and Proton Family plans:

    • Keep the restriction of one simultaneous meeting
    • Increase the maximum meeting duration to ~3 hours
    • Optionally limit longer meetings to ~10-12 participants

    Rationale

    This change would enable a very specific and important use case:
    secure, private family communication - without turning these plans into business-grade conferencing tools.

    • The single active meeting limit already prevents business or commercial use
    • A participant cap (10-12 people) aligns well with real-world family needs
    • Extending duration removes the need to reconnect every hour during meaningful conversations

    Privacy impact

    Proton Meet is one of the few solutions offering end-to-end encrypted video calls where even Proton cannot access the content.

    Longer meetings in family-oriented plans would allow users to:

    • discuss personal matters (health, relationships, finances)
    • maintain family bonds across countries
    • avoid exposing sensitive conversations to Big Tech platforms

    Today, many families are still forced to rely on Google Meet, WhatsApp, or similar tools - not because they prefer them, but because they are more practical for longer calls.

    Product positioning

    This is a low-impact change:

    • no new infrastructure tier required
    • no change to concurrency limits
    • no overlap with Meet Professional (which offers 24h meetings, large groups, and business features)

    At the same time, it significantly increases the value of Duo and Family plans and could drive adoption among privacy-conscious households.

    Personal note

    I would strongly appreciate introducing this change to Duo and Family plans. It would make Proton a complete, privacy-first alternative not only for individuals, but also for families.

    Also, thank you to the Proton team for launching Proton Docs and Spreadsheets - these are important steps toward a true privacy-respecting alternative to Google Workspace. Looking forward to future tools like presentations and drawing capabilities.

    I would like to propose a small but meaningful improvement to Proton Meet within the Duo and Family plans.

    Currently, Proton Meet allows only one active meeting at a time and limits meeting duration (e.g. 60 minutes on non-professional tiers). While this is understandable from a product segmentation perspective, it creates friction for one specific use case: private family conversations.

    Proposal

    For Proton Duo and Proton Family plans:

    • Keep the restriction of one simultaneous meeting
    • Increase the maximum meeting duration to ~3 hours
    • Optionally limit longer meetings to ~10-12 participants

    Rationale

    This change would enable a very specific and important… more

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16. Lumo subscription for unlimited users

    As a long term Unlimited subscriber, I can't even get some discount. I can understand all the technical challenges, and costs related to the necessary infrastructure to deploy and keep LLM models, however, no discount? No trial?
    If am I an unlimited subscriber, what does that mean? Unlimited, but....

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17. Onetime payment for lifetime Proton Unlimited

    There is some things I see that I would never use in the Mail plus/proton pass plan, but I really would like to just pay once. I like the idea of having a 50-99year "unlimited/lifetime" since once I'm gone you can either forward the logins to a designated person I say and give them 90 days to download the archive, or just shred/delete everything once I leave the earth.

    I despise monthly payments. Its the principal of it and the fact some cars have DLC for things already built into the car is crazy. Let me bite the bullet, and you can even let me pick and choose what I want vs not so you aren't wasting resources on features I'll never use. Also I could have 3 things hitting one account causing a possible overdraft over forgetfulness.

    There is some things I see that I would never use in the Mail plus/proton pass plan, but I really would like to just pay once. I like the idea of having a 50-99year "unlimited/lifetime" since once I'm gone you can either forward the logins to a designated person I say and give them 90 days to download the archive, or just shred/delete everything once I leave the earth.

    I despise monthly payments. Its the principal of it and the fact some cars have DLC for things already built into the car is crazy. Let me bite the bullet, and… more

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18.  Proton Unlimited Lite – for everyday users

    Many people are growing wary of U.S. tech giants, yet Proton is still seen as a niche solution for power users. Most of us only need a reliable email address, a modest amount of cloud storage for document backups, and strong password protection with 2FA.

    I propose a Proton Unlimited Lite plan that bundles exactly those essentials:
    • Proton Mail (basic inbox)
    • 20–30 GB of Proton Drive for secure document backup
    • Proton Pass for password management (including 2FA)
    • Optional family add‑on so households can share the same subscription

    The current “Mail Pro” tier feels over‑engineered—too many email aliases and unnecessary features—while the full “Unlimited” suite advertises everything (500 GB, 10 VPN connections, crypto wallet, calendar, etc.) that most regular users will never use. By offering a streamlined “Lite” package, Proton could attract a broader audience that wants privacy without paying for features they don’t need. This would make Proton a truly viable mainstream alternative to the big U.S. providers.

    Many people are growing wary of U.S. tech giants, yet Proton is still seen as a niche solution for power users. Most of us only need a reliable email address, a modest amount of cloud storage for document backups, and strong password protection with 2FA.

    I propose a Proton Unlimited Lite plan that bundles exactly those essentials:
    • Proton Mail (basic inbox)
    • 20–30 GB of Proton Drive for secure document backup
    • Proton Pass for password management (including 2FA)
    • Optional family add‑on so households can share the same subscription

    The current “Mail Pro” tier feels over‑engineered—too many email aliases and unnecessary features—while the full… more

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19. Automatically re-enable other email addresses when premium account is reinstated

    Just had a very frustrating experience not receiving emails because I had a small lapse in membership and many of my email addressees remained disabled.

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20. Picture for your account

    For Your Proton Account you should have a custom profile picture and you can keep it blank if you want

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