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1. Add more choice for theme customization

   Add more choice for theme customization

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2. Proton Authenticator extension for Brave Browser

   I would like there to be a Proton Authenticator extension for Brave Browser so that I can access codes more quickly without having to use my phone, just like 2FAS Auth does.

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3. Add the open models by OpenAI to Lumo

   OpenAI's new open models seem to be significantly better than the current models offered by Lumo. By integrating these new models I believe Lumo can become even more useful.

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4. Account Lockdown

   Sometimes we do our best to secure our private information and data - this could be by using ProtonPass to store emails and passwords or ProtonMail for secure communication.

   Despite this, things can go wrong and in some cases, do go wrong. There are various ways third-parties can attempt to access our account to get the vital information we store, so what happens when they do?

   Maybe an ex-partner found out your password or you fall victim to a phishing attack; your data exposed, computer maybe hacked - you may not realise it, but at any second someone could access your account.

   Regardless of how they have got access, your main goal at that point is to secure your account. Terminate all session (except active one) change password, backup information etc.

   Time is of the essence…..but you have to log into Proton via web browser. Input your password, maybe you have a security key (spare stolen) or use 2fa (its own source compromised) time is moving on and you haven’t even loaded in yet. What are you to do? How do you know what had been read, what account do you start reviewing?

   I propose “Proton Account Lockdown” or “Proton Emergency Lock”

   A shortcut powered by one of the proton apps, perhaps in widget form.

   If you get that dreadded message of a new login, which you did not do, you simply press the widget.

   This start an automated process which “locks down” your account; all sessions logged out, emergency message sent to your email, backup email and phone number.

   Only your current session, or if you are using a PC, tablet or mobile device, your device-only sessions remain logged in.

   If on mobile and you had this setting, you could choose what Proton apps stay logged in on your current device.

   To regain access you have to use your chosen option (Securty key, backup code, 2FA)

   This instant (almost) response saves precious time, allowing you more time to secure your data and information.

   Sometimes we do our best to secure our private information and data - this could be by using ProtonPass to store emails and passwords or ProtonMail for secure communication.

   Despite this, things can go wrong and in some cases, do go wrong. There are various ways third-parties can attempt to access our account to get the vital information we store, so what happens when they do?

   Maybe an ex-partner found out your password or you fall victim to a phishing attack; your data exposed, computer maybe hacked - you may not realise it, but at any second someone could access… more

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5. Proton Cleaner

   Proton Cleaner deletes Browser data, ... (like CCleaner or Incogni)

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6. Request for Free IMAP/POP3 Access

   I understand that IMAP/POP3 is currently gated behind paid plans. As a committed advocate for privacy, I kindly request that you unlock basic IMAP and POP3 access for all free accounts, even if subject to reasonable limits (e.g., sync frequency, folder count).

   This change will:

   Enable users with financial constraints to adopt Proton Mail.

   Strengthen Proton’s position as the go-to privacy provider by removing a major blocker to migration.

   I am eager to beta-test and provide feedback on this functionality or any of the above proposals.

   Thank you for considering these suggestions. I remain a loyal Proton user and look forward to seeing these innovations come to life.

   Free IMAP/POP3 Access for All
   Implementation: Enable basic IMAP/POP3 access via ProtonMail Bridge or direct server support on the free plan, with sensible rate limits and folder quotas.
   Argument: Lowers the barrier to entry for privacy newcomers and accelerates migration from legacy providers.

   I understand that IMAP/POP3 is currently gated behind paid plans. As a committed advocate for privacy, I kindly request that you unlock basic IMAP and POP3 access for all free accounts, even if subject to reasonable limits (e.g., sync frequency, folder count).

   This change will:

   Enable users with financial constraints to adopt Proton Mail.

   Strengthen Proton’s position as the go-to privacy provider by removing a major blocker to migration.

   I am eager to beta-test and provide feedback on this functionality or any of the above proposals.

   Thank you for considering these suggestions. I remain a loyal Proton user and look… more

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7. Android Device encryption and protection

   I think it would be a game changer if proton would get in more involved with Android devices. Android is after all as they claim allegedly open source.. but Google it is let me have all your data and we will do this for you?? The biggest thing Google claims to be able to encrypt your entire device from your Google account in their password manager section of security. Why not be able to encrypt it by the best proton?? Full device encryption???? More integration into the Android ecosystem. or even something similar to Graphene OS?? If proton were ever to come out with similar options it would be a game changer to Android..... A proton privacy sandbox if you will for Android? People do not realize the trackers that are already built in and integrated into their Android device when they first take it out of the box and agree to the terms of service Samsung for example is bigger data minor than Google trust me I know.... A form of app encryption? Encrypted by proton themselves. For example many do not know it but your photo gallery is not private anymore especially on a Samsung device your photos they have access to at any time you have to give permissions just to use your own gallery... Same goes for your text messaging Samsung phones and most other Android phones are AI integrated so everything you do has federated learning and Google's federated computing that they show you all the time in their terms of service in reality was created to give developers more access to your data not to protect you from the AI there I said it... If you don't believe me you can go to Android AOSP search federated computing and if you look just right you will see it yourself it is to give more access to developers for consumers data in their own words...

   I think it would be a game changer if proton would get in more involved with Android devices. Android is after all as they claim allegedly open source.. but Google it is let me have all your data and we will do this for you?? The biggest thing Google claims to be able to encrypt your entire device from your Google account in their password manager section of security. Why not be able to encrypt it by the best proton?? Full device encryption???? More integration into the Android ecosystem. or even something similar to Graphene OS?? If proton were ever… more

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8. MCP features for proton products

   Model Context Protocol(MCP) is a way to communicate services for AI agents.

   Any ideas to implement MCP server for Proton services e.g. Calendar?

   I love privacy on Proton, but I want to utilize AI agent with reasonable control.

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9. Zero Trust

   Make Proton VPN Capable of changing your VPN account to a Zero Trust account like Tailscale or Twingate integrating Security posture checks with integrations like Sentinel One being able to access local resources

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10. spotify like music app

    since Spotify is now blocking VPN connections sometimes. maybe proton could step up and add a music app for 5 bucks a month...

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11. Local Storage for Proton Drive

    Instead of having only 5GB of cloud storage, Make a feature where you can use a local drive. For example, Nextcloud and 1 more service have the ability to turn a NAS or a USB in your computer into your own cloud.

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12. Proton Sheet - Currency EURO

    Problem:

    Currently, user can ony easily set cell to "currency" by clicking on the dollar sign. Which sets currency = $.
    If user is european, he can't easily set currency = €
    Instead, user needs to click on Format>Number>More Currencies>€ ; which is cumbersome.

    Request :

    As a user, I want to be able to easily set the format of cells to currency = $ OR € without having to click several times in the toolbars menu, in order for my customer experience to be more fluid and efficient

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13. New Product: Proton Tasks

    Basic to do app similar as to what Google and Microsoft offer, but with privacy.

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14. Apps for docs and sheets

    own application docs and sheets. They could be combined under the office package!

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15. Lumo Image generator

    Please add an image generator for Lumo

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16. New Feature/Product Proposal: Building Proton Search — A Privacy-First Web Engine to Empower Lumo and the Proton Ecosystem

    As Proton continues shaping a secure, user-controlled internet, the next logical evolution is clear: the creation of a dedicated Proton Search engine — a completely new, privacy-first service designed to power both Lumo, Proton’s AI assistant, and the broader Proton ecosystem.

    Proton Search does not yet exist, but its time has come. In an era where mainstream search engines track, profile, and monetize every query, users increasingly demand a trustworthy alternative — one built not for advertisers, but for people. Proton, with its proven record in encrypted communication and secure storage, is uniquely positioned to redefine how private web search should work. By developing Proton Search from the ground up, Proton can offer a transparent, independent search experience that complements its email, VPN, cloud, and AI services perfectly.

    Why Now:
    Building Proton Search would establish Proton as the first ecosystem where every major digital interaction — communication, browsing, and information discovery — remains fully protected. It would answer the rising global demand for privacy-centric search tools and empower Lumo to provide real-time, verified information safely. Instead of relying on external engines that compromise privacy, Lumo could use Proton Search to retrieve up-to-date web data securely, maintaining Proton’s uncompromising privacy standards while making the assistant significantly more capable.

    Feature Concept:
    Within Lumo’s settings, users could activate a new “Auto Web Search” toggle. When enabled, Lumo would autonomously perform Proton Search queries when relevant to the conversation, fetching current information without exposing user data. A second control — “Set Proton Search as Default” — would let users make Proton’s new engine the sole web data source for Lumo. For those who prefer manual control, Proton Search could also function independently as a standalone private search engine accessible through Proton’s browser (Lumen) or external browsers such as Brave or Firefox, ensuring privacy continuity across the web.

    Advantages:
    – A completely new, zero-tracking Proton Search built from scratch.
    – Real-time, privacy-compliant web access for Lumo.
    – Clear, user-friendly activation controls.
    – Cross-platform privacy: use Proton Search anywhere.
    – Reinforces Proton’s leadership in privacy innovation.

    Creating Proton Search would mark a defining moment for Proton — uniting privacy, intelligence, and independence under one trusted name. It would give users not just a search engine, but a private gateway to the world’s knowledge — powered by Proton, protected by design.

    As Proton continues shaping a secure, user-controlled internet, the next logical evolution is clear: the creation of a dedicated Proton Search engine — a completely new, privacy-first service designed to power both Lumo, Proton’s AI assistant, and the broader Proton ecosystem.

    Proton Search does not yet exist, but its time has come. In an era where mainstream search engines track, profile, and monetize every query, users increasingly demand a trustworthy alternative — one built not for advertisers, but for people. Proton, with its proven record in encrypted communication and secure storage, is uniquely positioned to redefine how private web search… more

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17. Subject: Feature proposal – “Proton Phone” built on Pixel 7

    Hi Proton Team,

    I’m a long‑time Proton user and recently explored turning a Pixel 7 into a dedicated “Proton phone” that makes Proton Mail, VPN, Drive, Pass, and Calendar the native, system‑level experience.

    Key points of the concept:
    - Hardened OS base (GrapheneOS) with verified boot and Titan M security.
    - Proton apps installed as system apps for privileged permissions.
    - Auto‑connect Proton VPN with kill‑switch, default mail/calendar handlers, and a unified “Proton Settings” UI.
    - Optional Magisk module for seamless OTA updates of Proton apps.
    - Full‑device encryption, firewall rules, and minimal bloatware.

    I’ve drafted a step‑by‑step implementation plan and would love to hear if Proton sees value in pursuing a reference design or a future commercial device.

    Thank you for considering the idea!

    Hi Proton Team,

    I’m a long‑time Proton user and recently explored turning a Pixel 7 into a dedicated “Proton phone” that makes Proton Mail, VPN, Drive, Pass, and Calendar the native, system‑level experience.

    Key points of the concept:
    - Hardened OS base (GrapheneOS) with verified boot and Titan M security.
    - Proton apps installed as system apps for privileged permissions.
    - Auto‑connect Proton VPN with kill‑switch, default mail/calendar handlers, and a unified “Proton Settings” UI.
    - Optional Magisk module for seamless OTA updates of Proton apps.
    - Full‑device encryption, firewall rules, and minimal bloatware.

    I’ve drafted a step‑by‑step implementation plan and would… more

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18. Secure native integration of Proton services together and with external services (granular consent & scoped tokens)

    Many privacy‑focused users including myself run several Proton services alongside automation platforms such as Make and Home Assistant. Because Proton does not yet expose a secure, granular API, we have to resort to work‑arounds:

    Forward selected Proton Mail messages to a Gmail account.
    Let Make read that Gmail inbox, filter the messages, and then push the extracted data into Google Calendar or other third‑party services.

    As a result, Google (or any other intermediary) ends up with full visibility of the forwarded emails, and Make gains access to the entire mailbox, not just the specific messages we intended to share.
    These steps defeat the purpose of using Proton in the first place, because they expose private communications to external providers and increase the overall attack surface.
    Manually copy‑paste invoices or payment confirmations from Mail into Drive.
    Keep an old Google Mail/Calendar account just to feed third‑party tools.
    Build fragile work‑arounds (CSV exports, external webhooks, temporary storage) that increase the attack surface.
    What we need is a native, consent‑driven integration API inside Proton that provides:

    Conditional access rules, filter on sender/subject/body and grant explicit permission (e.g., “Allow Make to pull invoices from billing@myshop.com”).
    Secure webhooks – signed URLs that third‑party platforms can call to create or modify Proton objects (mail, file, calendar event).
    Scoped, fine‑grained tokens – read‑only, write‑only, or read‑write access limited to a single mailbox or a single Drive sub‑folder, with a dedicated folder ID.

    Explicit activation/deactivation – the integration does nothing until the user flips it on in the Proton dashboard; it can be turned off at any time, even if Proton flags the inter‑dependency as “risky”.
    Audit log – full history of API calls shown in the dashboard, with one‑click revocation of any token.
    Native Lumo integration – allow Lumo to query Mail and Drive using the same scoped tokens, so it can answer contextual questions like “What’s the coverage limit of my insurance?” by pulling the relevant contract from Drive and summarising the paragraph.
    Why this matters

    User‑controlled consent – every connection requires explicit opt‑in and targets only the data that is truly needed.
    Reduced attack surface – eliminates the need for external CSV files, public webhooks, or ad‑hoc scripts that break end‑to‑end encryption.
    Boosts Proton’s appeal – privacy‑first home‑automation fans (Home Assistant, Make, n8n) would adopt Proton far more readily if a secure bridge existed.
    Prevents unsafe work‑arounds – even if Proton does not officially recommend such cross‑service links, people will still build fragile hacks; an official, audited solution dramatically lowers real‑world risk.
    Potential impact

    Makes Proton a complete, privacy‑preserving platform for everyday automation.
    Attracts niche communities (home‑automation, low‑code workflow builders) that currently stay on less‑private stacks.
    Gives Lumo a powerful data‑source for contextual Q&A, increasing its usefulness.

    Many privacy‑focused users including myself run several Proton services alongside automation platforms such as Make and Home Assistant. Because Proton does not yet expose a secure, granular API, we have to resort to work‑arounds:

    Forward selected Proton Mail messages to a Gmail account.
    Let Make read that Gmail inbox, filter the messages, and then push the extracted data into Google Calendar or other third‑party services.

    As a result, Google (or any other intermediary) ends up with full visibility of the forwarded emails, and Make gains access to the entire mailbox, not just the specific messages we intended to share.
    These steps defeat the… more

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19. Need a feature to manually pick "icons" for our codes in the new standalone Authenticator app

    As the title suggests. The app is new and lacks this basic feature. When I create an 2FA secret, it just selects the service icons itself and I can't manually change the icons to my liking. Please add a way for us to change it.

    Also the Authenticator app seems to lacks many services icons please add them.

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20. Virtualization like QubesOS DVMs--to protect the masses from the impending AI Spear-Phishing Swarms (Heiding et al., 2025).

    Recent research shows with a little development, modern LLMs can be used to fully automate spear-phishing campaigns-- from reconnaissance to email and evaluation.

    These atracks work as well as human hacking experts with 54% success.

    This also makes it way more profitable.

    Average non-QubesOS users need virtualization like disposable VMs in QubesOS.

    Heiding, F., & Lermen, S. (2025). Evaluating large language models' capability to launch fully automated spear phishing campaigns. In ICML 2025 Workshop on Reliable and Responsible Foundation Models. https://openreview.net/forum?id=f0uFpuea1s

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