This morning a “Special offer” button showed up in Proton Mail for me offering a 1 year Proton Family plan for 33% off. That comes out to $239.88 (USD) per year. https://proton.me/mail/black-friday
It’s clear Proton don’t give a shit about Linux users, so I won’t be upgrading to the unlimited plan. I’m happy to use their email service with the 15 Gb of storage I have on the smaller plan, but I don’t see the point of upgrading to unlimited to get faster VPN and more storage. When it comes to VPN and Drive, Proton are actively hostile towards the users who give them the most vocal support, and that’s a bit of a dealbreaker for me.
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It’s clear Proton don’t give a shit about Linux users, so I won’t be upgrading to the unlimited plan. I’m happy to use their email service with the 15 Gb of storage I have on the smaller plan, but I don’t see the point of upgrading to unlimited to get faster VPN and more storage. When it comes to VPN and Drive, Proton are actively hostile towards the users who give them the most vocal support, and that’s a bit of a dealbreaker for me.