Proton Pass Prioritised Windows, Not Security
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Beta News ☛ Proton Pass comes to macOS and Linux [Ed: Windows and security are opposites, so they do not take security seriously enough]
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It's FOSS ☛ Proton Pass Launched for Linux and macOS With a Steal Deal for its Plus Plan
Proton Pass, the free and open-source password manager by the makers of Proton Mail, was a bit disappointing at launch because it was not available for Linux as a desktop app.
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HowTo Geek ☛ Proton Pass Arrives on Mac and Linux [Ed: If it was Windows first, then it means they don't aim for real security. Windows is the antithesis and makes security impossible. Now they want to build a database of screenshots that include screenshots, which is an unbelievable insane idea.]
Proton, the company behind Proton Mail and Proton VPN, released a password manager last year and has been steadily adding new features. Now, Proton Pass is arriving on more platforms.
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Neowin ☛ Proton launches Proton Pass on macOS and Linux
Today, Proton announced that Proton Pass, its privacy-focused password manager, is expanding to more platforms. In addition to Windows, Android, and iOS, Proton Pass is now available on macOS and Linux, giving customers a true cross-platform experience.
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Proton Pass Password Manager Debuts on Linux
Proton Pass launches on Linux, supporting all major distros and securing passwords with Argon2 encryption. Here's more on that.