Right now, I can set a password for Proton and a separate password for my email. This is convenient because I often use a VPN, and a single password is not enough. However, I don’t want to grant access to my email just because I used a VPN somewhere. Other services don’t offer this option.
I propose keeping the ability to use a universal Proton password but also allowing each service to have its own password.
This is very useful because I also frequently use a VPN at work. I use a simple Proton password to log into the VPN while ensuring no one can access my email. I would like to keep a simple password because I often need to log in from a colleague’s phone using a VPN due to network restrictions. I don’t want to use complex passwords in such cases.
At the same time, I am not suggesting 2FA—that’s a different thing. Nor am I asking for separate authentication for each service—that’s not what I mean.
Nokato
Right now, I can set a password for Proton and a separate password for my email. This is convenient because I often use a VPN, and a single password is not enough. However, I don’t want to grant access to my email just because I used a VPN somewhere. Other services don’t offer this option.
I propose keeping the ability to use a universal Proton password but also allowing each service to have its own password.
This is very useful because I also frequently use a VPN at work. I use a simple Proton password to log into the VPN while ensuring no one can access my email. I would like to keep a simple password because I often need to log in from a colleague’s phone using a VPN due to network restrictions. I don’t want to use complex passwords in such cases.
At the same time, I am not suggesting 2FA—that’s a different thing. Nor am I asking for separate authentication for each service—that’s not what I mean.