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I can't believe this feature is still not available...this is like the most simple and basic way to protect an account, even Microsoft have it, for free on top of that.
I finally bought a plan recently because I need some other features, but this one was the main reason why I delayed for so long to take one.
And like some people said 2FA and proton pass aliases are not the solution, just complementary ways to secure our account. For instance, my account on Outlook was spammed DAILY with connection attempt from all over the world until I created a brand new email on my account defined as the only login and that I never share anywhere... No more connection attempt on my account, which bring me more peace and no more notification failure attempt at all.
Because of that I must select carefully when I use my proton email (which is a nonsense for a provider that is supposed to be my main). And guess what ? Even like that one of my proton email has been detected in a breach and I have no way to cover it.
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Another point on this subject. The current alias system cannot cover all cases simply because some websites don't recognize or allow alias domains, treating them as spam or anything else that could justify a denial.
Seriously, this is one of THE MOST important features for email account security, and yet you don't offer it, which is a shame considering what Proton claims to be.
I don't know how account management is implemented over there, but come on, let's be honest, it's a simple thing to implement. You have a list of emails, you just need to add an "Allow Login" checkbox. Save it into the database (or whatever data infra you use), and during the sign-in process, you check it...
Probably something like 7 hours of development tops.