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Thank you for your suggestion. Password security is incredibly important and something we take very seriously at Proton Technologies. We will consider add a Password Manager to our product suite roadmap.
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1Password, LastPass, Bitwarden, Dashlane... I tried them all and honestly, neither is really great. Proton's mission is to bring users privacy and cybersecurity with as little hurdles and obstacles as possible and I think password manager would fit this perfectly and really secure, feature-rich, yet easy to use password manager is still missing on the market.
Some people are suggesting users should rather implement their own opensource password managers. That is great for you and me, but it's not an option for 95% of internet users.Ivo
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I think privacy oriented AOSP rom would be great. De-googled roms are great and all, but what I'd like to see is a ROM that actively denies access to data and information, or "poisons the well" by submitting random noise to any apps, including google. Whether we like it or not, most people still want access to google's app ecosystem, so having the comfort of android with much more aggressive privacy controls, tracking protection and robust encryption would imho work for many people.
Low-level system access would also allow for useful privacy features like ability to clone encrypted system image to a usb drive and replace the system on the phone with a dummy install son the go. Then easily restore the original system image later. Great for border checks etc.