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Including Premium Notes in Unlimited Plans should have been a priority from the beginning. Proton no longer seems to appreciate how much all of the Proton Unlimited subscribers have done to support all these efforts. Most have been paying a substantial amount for the plan. And we have also been very patient over the years, because many features have not functioned well when first introduced. In some cases, it took a long time for Proton to iron out basic functional issues, while we continued to pay for full access. So, the suggestion is to return to making Proton Unlimited truly an UNLIMITED plan. As someone else mentioned, what is the point of paying for an Unlimited plan if we are only eligible to the free options for features? And why wouldn't an Unlimited plan have access to Scribe? I have been an Unlimited subscriber for many years, and paid thousands of dollars toward the service. Please stop trying to push paying subscribers into the Duo plan just to have access to features which an individual plan should also have equal access. It's time to fairly recognize our loyalty which helped Proton grow and add additional services to the portfolio.
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Threema is the best. Reliable, Secure, Private. If Proton and Threema could collaborate that would be nice. Otherwise, stick with Threema. Signal (free) is a good second choice for to communicate with those who refuse to pay for Threema.
Here we go again. I open Lumo and it tells me I need to pay $10 to $13 per month for the premium version, even though I have been paying thousands of dollars to Proton! I pay for a Proton UNLIMITED for years. Let's call it the Increasingly Limited Proton Plan. The Ensh*tification of Proton is in full speed. Was Proton sold to a for-profit corporation. This is not what we were told when Proton - that they would look for every opportunity to squeeze more money out of every individual.