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  1. Disable login for aliases

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    Cipher commented  · 

    Wow, you are absolutely right. They really said exactly what you mentioned in my Reddit post. I don’t really understand their perspective. Maybe they have sophisticated algorithms to prevent it, but I don’t think so. I believe their sentinel is just a logging mechanism with system and human monitoring—nothing more. It seems more like they are being overconfident to me. To me, it’s the same as 15 accounts using the same password. I regret becoming a paid user.

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    Cipher commented  · 

    Hi team,

    I would like to request the addition of a feature in ProtonMail that allows users to disable alias logins or restrict login access to specific aliases.

    Currently, aliases can use the same password for login, which raises security concerns as it feels like having multiple back doors that could be exploited if an attacker gains access.

    Implementing a way to manage alias login permissions or disabling them entirely would enhance security and align with best practices for credential management.

    Thank you for considering this feature request.

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