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    Hermes commented  · 

    The Proton Hub could also offer quick links to download all Proton apps, view release notes, and stay informed about important updates such as new features, major changes, ongoing incidents, or scheduled maintenance.

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  2. 44 votes

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    Home Assistant makes smart‑home management secure, private, and easy to use by running most automations locally and keeping your data inside your home. Its open‑source approach allows constant security review, and its interface works well for both beginners and advanced users.

    Its strengths are straightforward: local‑first security, privacy by default, wide device compatibility, an accessible yet powerful interface, and a large community that keeps improving the platform. This combination gives users a flexible and reliable system that doesn’t depend on any single company.

    Because Home Assistant is already mature and widely adopted, building a new smart‑home manager from scratch would mean recreating years of integrations, testing, and community work. Improving Home Assistant instead is more effective and sustainable: contributions help millions of users, strengthen an existing open ecosystem, and avoid fragmenting the smart‑home landscape with yet another separate platform.

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    Hermes commented  · 

    VeraCrypt is fully open‑source, works across major platforms, and delivers precisely what you’re looking for:
    https://veracrypt.jp/en/Home.html

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    Hermes commented  · 

    It would be fantastic to have the 'choose-server-by-city' feature available on macOS, iOS, and Linux as well. While we understand that most users are on Windows, it’s important that those of us on other platforms don’t feel left behind. Expanding this functionality would make the experience more consistent and inclusive for all users.

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    Currently all three of these systems have feature parity; the gap is in terms of UI, and this is something that we have in our plans to close.

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    Hermes commented  · 

    I’d like to echo what other users have mentioned: the VPN app for Linux feels pretty bare-bones right now and is missing several features. Adding more functionality would make it much more valuable and enjoyable to use. I’m really looking forward to seeing improvements in future updates!

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    Hermes commented  · 

    The combination of SimpleLogin with ProtonMail is already a strong step toward empowering users with greater privacy and control. That said, the current integration still feels somewhat partial, which can occasionally result in small glitches. Meanwhile, SimpleLogin as a standalone service hasn’t seen many updates recently, making this the perfect moment to take integration to the next level.

    By fully embedding SimpleLogin’s functionality into ProtonMail across both web and app, alias management could become truly seamless, reliable, and effortless. This deeper integration would not only reduce friction for users who depend on aliases every day, but also reinforce Proton’s reputation as a leader in privacy innovation. It’s an opportunity to delight users, strengthen trust, and showcase Proton’s commitment to building tools that make privacy simple and accessible.

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