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It would be very useful for those of us who install Proton Mail on our work computers. Yes, the old argument can be made that if an attacker has physical access to your device than you are already compromised, true - negating modern anti-tamper encryption etc.
However, what is the 'attacker' is an authorised user? Such as a workplace administrator? The Mail App absolutely needs a PIN akin to Pass & Auth for desktop.
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It would be very useful for those of us who install Proton Mail on our work computers. Yes, the old argument can be made that if an attacker has physical access to your device than you are already compromised, true - negating modern anti-tamper encryption etc.
However, what is the 'attacker' is an authorised user? Such as a workplace administrator? The Mail App absolutely needs a PIN akin to Pass & Auth for desktop.