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1. Proton VPS

   I need a VPS I can trust. When will Proton VPS be available?

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2. Provide Option to Split Proton Pass from Rest of Proton Account

   1. User Story

   As a security-conscious Proton user with a unified subscription (including Mail, Calendar, Drive, and Pass),

   I want the option to permanently and cryptographically split my Proton Pass credentials and identity from the rest of the Proton ecosystem,

   So that even if my primary Proton account (Mail/Calendar) is fully compromised, or if its emergency recovery credentials and passphrases are abused, my Proton Pass vault remains entirely isolated, uncompromised, and inaccessible to the attacker.

   1. Background & Strategic Rationale

   Currently, the Proton ecosystem operates on a unified identity provider (Single Sign-On) and account recovery framework. While this provides convenience, it introduces a critical single point of failure (SPOF).

   Proton currently offers local locks or secondary password options for Proton Pass, but these are ultimately bound to the same root account identity. If an attacker gains full administrative control over the primary Proton account, they can abuse emergency user credentials, recovery keys, or primary passphrase reset flows. Because the underlying identity is shared, these recovery mechanisms can bypass or override the secondary safeguards, exposing the user’s entire Proton Pass vault.

   To achieve true zero-trust isolation, high-security users need the ability to execute a permanent credential split. This ensures that Proton Pass acts as a completely independent cryptographic entity with its own distinct identity, authentication database, and recovery lifecycle—while still preserving the commercial value of their unified subscription.

   1. Core Architectural Approach: Permanent Separation

   Rather than relying on a secondary application-level password that sits on top of a shared account, Proton should implement a backend-enforced, permanent decoupling of the identity database for Proton Pass.

   [Unified Proton Account] ──(Permanent Split Rule)──► [Proton Mail/Calendar/Drive] (Credentials A)
   └──► [Proton Pass Vault] (Credentials B)
   * Billing Link Only (Tokenized)

   How it works:

   Cryptographic Decoupling: The user opts to split their identity. Their Proton Pass vault is migrated to a completely separate set of credentials (new username/email identifier and a unique, isolated master password). *user may optionally chose to use the same username/email but must use a different password.

   Subscription Tokenization: To prevent users from having to pay twice, the billing engine links the two distinct accounts via a non-identifying cryptographic token. This verifies that "Credentials B" is entitled to the premium Proton Pass features paid for by "Credentials A," without sharing any authentication or recovery pathways.

   No Recovery Overlap: The emergency recovery channels (recovery email, phone, recovery phrase, or PEM keys) for the primary Mail account have zero authority over the Proton Pass account.

   1. User Story

   As a security-conscious Proton user with a unified subscription (including Mail, Calendar, Drive, and Pass),

   I want the option to permanently and cryptographically split my Proton Pass credentials and identity from the rest of the Proton ecosystem,

   So that even if my primary Proton account (Mail/Calendar) is fully compromised, or if its emergency recovery credentials and passphrases are abused, my Proton Pass vault remains entirely isolated, uncompromised, and inaccessible to the attacker.

   1. Background & Strategic Rationale

   Currently, the Proton ecosystem operates on a unified identity provider (Single Sign-On) and account recovery framework. While this provides convenience, it introduces… more

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3. Login from proton.me AND protonmail.com/ch

   After what happened to Telegram with the t.me domain, will Proton change any strategy? For instance, allowing logins from proton.me and protonmail.ch/com. A redirect can be cached by the browser. Maybe the other domains could have an autodetect system and not redirect to proton.me if it's censored or doesn't work. That could be easily achieved with some extra subdomains and could help fight some light forms of censorship.

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4. available booking slots from Appointment Scheduling should be visible

   Currently, available booking slots from Appointment Scheduling don't appear
   as visible blocks in my calendar view. I can only see confirmed bookings.

   Feature request:
   Show available booking slots as light-colored blocks vs. darker colors for
   confirmed bookings. This provides instant visual clarity on my availability.

   Why this matters:
   - Quick overview of potential booking windows
   - Better calendar planning without manual workarounds
   
   - Prevents confusion between "open" and "booked" time

   Workaround exists (separate calendars) but all events show as "busy"
   since Proton Calendar lacks Free/Busy status per event.

   Vote appreciated!

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5. Organize Sheets order

   There is no "saving" when you organize the sheets order on one workbook. I would like the ability to reorganize how I see fit.

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6. Ai assistant to help transfer everything from Google or Microsoft to Proton?
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7. Offer Onion Routing in the Apps

   Proton needs to add a feature to route its services directly to its onion service in the apps (mobile/desktop). This isn’t a new feature by any metric and it’s actually quite underrated among other privacy oriented apps.

   It shouldn’t have to be explained, but Tor itself is a superior circumvention tool to online censorship worldwide. Proton already offers its own onion services on web for people who NEED it. The only caveat is this purpose is strictly limited to the browser and not where it could be an option within the apps to route directly to an onion site for extra security (since privacy is guaranteed over the Tor network connected to an onion service).

   Many of the current circumvention tools and tactics from Proton are helpful but they aren’t foolproof. Alternative routing breaks apart if an admin on the network catches the proton domain calling to google/quad9/cloudflare/aws since it’s bundled there in the DNS queries. The next logical step is to go with Proton VPN. Duh, right? If Proton VPN can be blocked on a network, not even Stealth can help. Stealth is very hit or miss, and Proton is reluctant to try anything other VPNs successfully implemented to bypass VPN restrictions. Instead of really considering it, they wrote a blog post to talk down on it: https://protonvpn.com/support/socks5

   So if everything is blocked on an aggressive network, what can you really do? Connect to Tor. It’s one of the best tools widely available to everyone and often the one that people could count their lives on. You could go ahead and say you can connect to Proton now without onion routing and just have Tor enabled, and you’re right that you can. You just gotta consider that it doesn’t carry the same benefits you get from a proper onion service. The kind that seems minimal but really could save a life. If you don’t care to believe it from here, you could read Proton’s own advocation for it themselves off their own blog post: https://proton.me/tor

   This is a long writeup because I believe this HAS to be implemented and can’t be overlooked. A lot of posts here are people misunderstanding Proton and just posting grievances about bugs they found. I wrote this in hopes to get more attention to the matter.

   I’m gonna link another post on the same topic someone else posted because if not this post gains traction, this one should at least gather some attention: https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/945460-general-ideas/suggestions/48578795-proton-apps-exclusively-only-via-tor

   Proton needs to add a feature to route its services directly to its onion service in the apps (mobile/desktop). This isn’t a new feature by any metric and it’s actually quite underrated among other privacy oriented apps.

   It shouldn’t have to be explained, but Tor itself is a superior circumvention tool to online censorship worldwide. Proton already offers its own onion services on web for people who NEED it. The only caveat is this purpose is strictly limited to the browser and not where it could be an option within the apps to route directly to an onion site for… more

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8. Add a Regional Digital Services & Resource Hub to Proton Docs

   Proton already offers excellent documentation, but it could be even more useful by providing a community-maintained section with links to trusted regional digital services and official resources.

   Many users rely on Proton Mail, Drive, or VPN while accessing government portals, education platforms, and public services in different countries. A curated resource hub (or community wiki) could help users discover reliable information without needing to search across multiple websites.

   For example, while helping users in Morocco, I found that guides such as https://massarservicema.net/ make it easier to understand the Massar Service portal and common account-related tasks. Similar community-recommended resources for other regions could improve the overall user experience while keeping the focus on privacy and accessibility.

   This could be an optional community feature where users suggest helpful, non-commercial resources that moderators review before they are listed. It would make Proton more useful for international users without affecting the core products.

   Proton already offers excellent documentation, but it could be even more useful by providing a community-maintained section with links to trusted regional digital services and official resources.

   Many users rely on Proton Mail, Drive, or VPN while accessing government portals, education platforms, and public services in different countries. A curated resource hub (or community wiki) could help users discover reliable information without needing to search across multiple websites.

   For example, while helping users in Morocco, I found that guides such as https://massarservicema.net/ make it easier to understand the Massar Service portal and common account-related tasks. Similar community-recommended resources for other… more

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9. Scheduled Account-Wide Login Restrictions (All Proton Services)

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   I'd like the ability to choose specific hours when my entire Proton Account cannot accept new logins—across all services (Mail, Pass, VPN, Drive, Calendar, Wallet, Authenticator, Meet, Lumo).

   Example:

   Set account to close from 8 PM to 7 AM daily
   No one can log into any Proton service during this window
   Automatically reopens at 7 AM
   Why This Matters

   When I'm sleeping, I don't want to worry about someone accessing my Proton services if credentials are compromised or there's physical device access. An account-wide restriction would add a temporal security layer beyond password and 2FA.

   Key Requirements

   Account-wide scope — Applies to all Proton services simultaneously, not just Mail
   Flexible time windows — Choose start/end times, days of week
   Toggle on/off — Enable/disable instantly without losing settings
   Trusted device option — Certain devices could bypass restriction if needed

   My Idea

   I'd like the ability to choose specific hours when my entire Proton Account cannot accept new logins—across all services (Mail, Pass, VPN, Drive, Calendar, Wallet, Authenticator, Meet, Lumo).

   Example:

   Set account to close from 8 PM to 7 AM daily
   No one can log into any Proton service during this window
   Automatically reopens at 7 AM
   Why This Matters

   When I'm sleeping, I don't want to worry about someone accessing my Proton services if credentials are compromised or there's physical device access. An account-wide restriction would add a temporal security layer beyond password and 2FA.

   Key Requirements

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10. What Makes an HRMS Partner Worth Trusting?

    Choosing an HR solution is about more than features alone. Long-term support, regular updates, and understanding business requirements often matter just as much. At ASC Hrms, we believe every organization has different expectations from an HR technology partner. When selecting an hrms software company, what gives you the most confidence? Do you value responsive customer support, an easy-to-use interface, product reliability, or continuous improvements? It would be great to hear what qualities have made the biggest difference in your experience.

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11. Add settings to Proton Web Dashboard

    Add the settings to the top right corner (next to the proton account) in the Proton Web Dashboard at: https://account.proton.me/apps. This way the settings could be accessed more quickly. Instead of clicking on mail, waiting a few seconds for the mails to load and then clicking on the settings icon next to the proton account.

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12. Minor issues render Calendar/Meet unusable for professional use

    As a long-time, enthusiastic Proton Mail user, I’m currently checking out the other apps as well, because I’d like to use the Proton Suite professionally in the future. Unfortunately, it isn’t suitable for professional use yet.

    Some examples:
    1. A calendar event generates an email with a generic subject line (Invitation for an event starting on), which is not suitable for professional use.
    2. A Meet event does not appear in the calendar, yes I can create it via calendar app instead. Why?
    3. A Meet link is surrounded by characters which look like a childs game from the 90th:

    ~-~-~-~-~-~-~%~!~%~!~%~!~%~!~%~!~%~!~%~!~%~!~%~!~%~!~%~!~%~!~%~!~-~-~-~-~-~-~
    Join Proton Meet: https://meet.proton.me/join/id-random
    ~-~-~-~-~-~-~%~!~%~!~%~!~%~!~%~!~%~!~%~!~%~!~%~!~%~!~%~!~%~!~%~!~-~-~-~-~-~-~

    My impression is, that Proton could fix these kind of things fast but is busy with the next beta app insetad.

    As a long-time, enthusiastic Proton Mail user, I’m currently checking out the other apps as well, because I’d like to use the Proton Suite professionally in the future. Unfortunately, it isn’t suitable for professional use yet.

    Some examples:
    1. A calendar event generates an email with a generic subject line (Invitation for an event starting on), which is not suitable for professional use.
    2. A Meet event does not appear in the calendar, yes I can create it via calendar app instead. Why?
    3. A Meet link is surrounded by characters which look like a childs game from the 90th:

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13. Oxford English Literature

    https://oxfordsummerprogram.com/en/english-literature
    The English Literature summer course is designed to inspire, challenge, and prepare the next generation of literary minds. Whether you dream of becoming a novelist, critic, poet, or academic, you will find the tools to find your unique voice and cultivate the creative and research skills that top universities seek.

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14. Share custom Lumos with other proton users

    Allow other proton users to access custom Lumos built by other proton users. This would allow custom Lumos with specialized information inside their 'knowledge bases' to assist others who don't have access to hyper specialized or data or knowledge.

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15. Crypto Recovery Company Reviews — Honest Feedback From a Real Client

    I am writing this because when I was looking for honest feedback about crypto recovery companies before hiring one, I could not find enough accounts from real clients that gave me the specific detail I needed. This is that account. I hired Jim Recovery Team after losing money to a fake broker scam and I want to give you an accurate picture of what working with them actually involved.

    The scam ran for about ten weeks before it collapsed.

    I had been approached through a trading forum by someone presenting themselves as an independent forex and crypto broker managing accounts for a small private client base. The returns they showed were consistent and believable rather than exaggerated, which in hindsight was part of what made it convincing. I transferred funds across three separate occasions totalling $71,000. When I finally pushed for a partial withdrawal I was told my account had been flagged for anti-money laundering review and required a compliance fee to release. That was the last meaningful communication I received from anyone connected to the platform.

    I reported the fraud through every available channel. Nothing produced a direct result. Three months later a friend who had gone through a similar situation the previous year recommended Jim Recovery Team without hesitation. I contacted them the same week.

    From the first call they were exactly what I needed at that stage — direct, methodical, and honest about what the process involved. They reviewed my documentation thoroughly and gave me a realistic assessment without either dismissing the difficulty or overpromising the outcome.

    The case ran for five weeks. Communication was consistent throughout and every question I raised was answered promptly and clearly.

    I recovered $57,500 of the $71,000 I lost.

    Jim Recovery Team handled my case with genuine professionalism. If you are evaluating recovery companies right now and you want honest feedback from a real client — they are worth contacting. Come prepared with your full case documentation and let the first conversation show you what a serious recovery service looks like.

    — Thomas W.,

    I am writing this because when I was looking for honest feedback about crypto recovery companies before hiring one, I could not find enough accounts from real clients that gave me the specific detail I needed. This is that account. I hired Jim Recovery Team after losing money to a fake broker scam and I want to give you an accurate picture of what working with them actually involved.

    The scam ran for about ten weeks before it collapsed.

    I had been approached through a trading forum by someone presenting themselves as an independent forex and crypto broker managing accounts… more

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16. Either allow duplicate Folders and Tags or provide a way to transfer messages with tags to folders
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17. make a apk developing platform

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18. And I.D.E. (Independent Developing Enviroment)

    Why not make an IDE. Proton is all about privacy so why not make one. You can easily integrate Lumo into the work space as a chat bot for building app structures, code, etc. You can integrate git repositories that have E2EE encryption as a part of privacy and have the ability to import files from proton drive or save files to the drive

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19. A simple zero knowledge peer-to-peer file transfer service

    I believe this technology already exists. My understanding of it might be incorrect or limited as I'm not a developer myself.

    Essentially, when using WebRTC, the transferred data does not need to be saved on a server, but there has to be a relay server to connect the two computers. That means the users themselves carry the cost of storage and data transfer. Copyright infringement or other illegal material would not be an issue either as the service provider is comparable to a phoneline operator.

    Commercial comparables include ToffeeShare (EU) & partially Wormhole (United States). Wormhole saves files smaller than 5 GB for 24 hours in order to enable the ability to pause and resume. ToffeeShare does not save any data, which means the transfer must always be fully completed or it must restart from zero. This can be an issue for large files and unstable connections. Both are closed source, so one has to take their word for it.

    Many FOSS comparables exist, such as Magic Wormhole & croc. These are perfectly functional but don't satisfy an average person's UX expectations.

    Such a service would likely not be a revenue driver, but would make a useful addition to the Proton toolkit.

    I believe this technology already exists. My understanding of it might be incorrect or limited as I'm not a developer myself.

    Essentially, when using WebRTC, the transferred data does not need to be saved on a server, but there has to be a relay server to connect the two computers. That means the users themselves carry the cost of storage and data transfer. Copyright infringement or other illegal material would not be an issue either as the service provider is comparable to a phoneline operator.

    Commercial comparables include ToffeeShare (EU) & partially Wormhole (United States). Wormhole saves files smaller than… more

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20. Version française du mot "Archives" dans la version française de Proton Mail

    La version français du dossier Archives en français est "Déplacer vers les archives", au lieu de tout simplement "Archives". Je vois pas pourquoi on ajoute le verbe Déplacer ici.

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