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Proton already protects users with services like Proton Mail, Proton VPN, Proton Drive, and Proton Pass. But there is still one major privacy problem many users face: data brokers.
Hundreds of companies collect and sell personal information such as names, addresses, phone numbers, and more. Removing this data manually from dozens or even hundreds of databases is extremely time-consuming.
Services like Incogni solve this by automatically sending legal data deletion requests to data brokers and continuously monitoring for new listings.
It would be a perfect fit if Proton either partnered with a service like Incogni or built its own integrated data removal system. A Proton-powered feature could automatically send GDPR deletion requests, monitor databases, and notify users if their personal information appears online.
This would make Proton an even more complete privacy platform protecting not only communications and files, but also users’ digital identity across the internet.
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I need a separate desktop app for Docs and Sheets similar to LibreOffice. The web version is already very good and useful, but to fully exploit the potential, I need a Windows and Android app. Alternatively, an integration into the Proton Drive Windows app would be helpful, where I could create and edit new documents directly from the desktop.