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An error occurred while saving the comment Hi Nah!
Thanks for the heads-up, I still haven't found that service, it's probably a paid service then, but from the description of all the paid services I tried to find something similar to what I'm looking for, it's not what I was looking for. But I'll try it out.I know it's possible to have multiple accounts logged in at the same time, but when I log out of them I would have to log in one by one.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hello diskomb, Good morning!
1. Sometimes we buy or acquire, for example, a flash drive that has a lot of storage space in its description, but when we buy a product it turns out to be a misleading advertisement claiming it has plenty of space.
2. If I were to pay for a flash drive with plenty of storage, I would have to pay a lot, so it's better to pay more for a well-known brand like Proton.
3. Proton has more incentive to innovate because it has a reputation for protecting information with encryption, compared to well-known competitors with traditional products. So, diskomb, if you want a traditional, average product already known for delivering the basics, I respect that, but the idea is there for anyone who wants to support it if it's viable, I understand that when researching Proton, it becomes clear that the Proton focus is exclusively on developing cloud-based security services and other applications, this is the area in which Proton specializes.
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I’d like to address a viewpoint that contradicts my proposal.
A Reddit user claimed my idea wouldn't be practical because, according to them, Proton users might be careless enough to enter their credentials into similar third-party apps.
I see it differently, though: Proton users tend to be methodical, cautious, and wary. Perhaps I’m living in a digital bubble, but I don't believe any Proton customer would enter their actual credentials outside the Proton ecosystem.
especially since the game could be designed to use dummy passwords for gameplay, feature the minimalist interface that Reddit user advocates for, and, like all Proton services, be encrypted.