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Proton Sentinel is able to send a mail by suspicious activity (I never had.. :-) ) But I want also the option to get a push notification from the Proton Pass-app when this occurs
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I’d like to propose a feature that extends Proton’s privacy ecosystem: embedded phone number protection, similar to how email aliases currently work in Proton Mail and comparable to Mozilla’s Firefox Relay.
Allow users to generate proxy phone numbers that forward calls and SMS to their real number—without exposing it. These numbers could be:
- Created on demand (like email aliases)
- Managed within the Proton dashboard
- Enabled/disabled or deleted anytimeKey Use Cases
- Signing up for services without sharing your real number
- Protecting against spam, tracking, and data leaks
- Temporary numbers for marketplaces, travel, or one-time verificationsFeatures
- Seamless integration with Proton Pass
- Labeling and organizing numbers (like aliases)
- SMS forwarding (and optionally call forwarding or voicemail)
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More and more websites block registration of mailadresses with @passmail.com @passmail.net passinbox.com passfwd.com
When Proton add @protonmail.com websites couldn't block it, because @protonmail.com are also "real" used mail addresses. Like Apple did with @iCloud.com.