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Indeed, as per the countless other paid unlimited customers, this deficiency seems serious. Please address in a fashion that enables us to create an undistributed alias to use as the "real" account login or use any other email address as soon as possible.
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I cannot find my Android backup photos in Proton Drive for Windows.People commonly use Drive apps to move files between phones, PCs, and Macs.
Microsoft OneDrive or Google Drive can do this. Frankly, of Windows Proton Drive app cannot do this it is worthless to me.
Very sad, as I am a huge Proton fan.
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Also, please test event invitations from Microsoft Outlook more completely, as many of Outlook's more sophisticated scheduling options, especially repeating ones, are not properly supported (Proton often just complains that the ICS is incorrect or unreadable... and yet Google and other calendars can do it ;-) ). Thanks!
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Common use case:
1) take many of photos of a subject on your phone
2) Review those photos on your phone the next day, deleting most of them
3) PROTON FAILURE: A later presentation / utilization phase on a large screen desktop device is UNDERMINED because Drive has (incorrectly) retaining photos that have been explicitly deleted by owner on the mobile device at an earlier time.
The reverse is also needed: a photo is deleted on the large screen device, yet it lingers on the mobile device (double work and confusion ensue).
Hence, I still depend (reluctantly) on OneDrive (sigh!)