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This would be a critical privacy protection feature for me.
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Other use case: when a bank card has expired I don't want to have it appear in autofill suggestions anymore, but I do still want to keep all the bank card information stored in Proton Pass because you never know when you might need it again to check something.
Also for this I would really like the ability to create an Archive vault that is excluded from autofill suggestions.
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It would indeed completely make sense from a security standpoint to be able to restrict e-mail addresses that can be used to log in with in Proton to just one (which you then don't share with anyone and you just use other e-mail addresses for all e-mail communication instead).
Considering the account security nature of this feature request, I've marked this feature request as critical for me.
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By now I've unfortunately gotten used to the fact that when I start using a certain Proton service, I quickly find that one or more features that would be considered basic features in the offerings of most competitors are absent, and that when I go to Proton Uservoice here I find that there is already a highly upvoted feature request for it that is multiple years old.
I'm now at the point where whenever Proton announces the launch of a new service I only feel annoyance. Annoyance that launching new services seemingly continues to be way more important to Proton than adding missing basic features to existing services that users have been asking for for years.