Proton's Latest Desktop Apps Reinforce Commitment to Secure Communication
In December 2023, Proton unveiled the beta launch of its new Mail desktop app for Windows and Mac platforms. Today, the company marks a significant milestone as it unveils the official non-beta versions of these desktop apps, affirming its dedication to providing users with uncompromising security and privacy in their email communications.
In a recent blog post, Proton highlighted that the newly released Windows and Mac desktop apps retain the same robust security features found in its web and mobile counterparts. These features encompass state-of-the-art measures such as zero-access encryption, end-to-end encryption, protection against trackers and phishing attempts, and the formidable Proton Sentinel, an advanced account protection system developed by Proton.
One standout feature of the new Proton Mail desktop apps is Easy Switch, designed to facilitate the transition for users migrating from other email platforms like Outlook or Gmail. With Easy Switch, importing older emails from these services becomes a seamless process, ensuring a hassle-free transition to Proton Mail's secure ecosystem.
In tandem with the official release of the Proton Mail desktop apps for Windows and Mac, Proton has also introduced a beta version of the app tailored for Linux users. This move underscores Proton's commitment to inclusivity across diverse operating systems, catering to the preferences and needs of a broad user base. All three desktop apps are readily available for download from Proton's website, with the Windows and Mac versions offering a complimentary 14-day trial period. Beyond this trial period, users can seamlessly transition to a Proton Mail plan, starting at just $4.99 per month, to continue harnessing the full potential of these secure desktop email solutions.
Moreover, Proton's dedication to fortifying digital security extends beyond email communications. The company recently expanded its desktop app portfolio with the launch of a Windows app for its Proton Pass password manager.
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