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Proton Adds Proton Calendar, Proton Drive, and Proton VPN Encrypted Features | WIRED
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The encrypted-email company, popular with the security-conscious, has a plan to go mainstream.
Save this story Save this story Since its founding in 2014, ProtonMail has become synonymous with user-friendly encrypted email. Now the company is trying to be synonymous with a whole lot more. On Wednesday morning, it announced that it’s changing its name to, simply, Proton—a nod at its broader ambitions within the universe of online privacy. The company will now offer an “ecosystem” of linked products, all accessed via one paid subscription. Proton subscribers will have access not just to encrypted email, but also an encrypted calendar, file storage platform, and VPN. This is all part of CE
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