I just upgraded to the Proton Unlimited plan, and it going great. I’m glad there is now a Windows app for Drive. I started my own business recently and configured my domain to use ProtonMail. With VPN, Drive, and now Pass, I saved money per month by canceling 1password and NordVPN plans.
I’m assessing this move myself. Proton is getting the edges smoothed out, but I’m really waiting for the ability to share logins with family members. Need oversight on the kid’s logins and to share things like electric utility login with the wife.
I currently have another router setup that supports ExpressVPN, and I’ll need to purchase one compatible with proton.
My case is that I want proton mail and drive which means I buy proton unlimited. So far they’ve proven trustworthy and I’ll be assessing 1Password and ExpressVPN against what I’m already paying for with proton unlimited.
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I’m assessing this move myself. Proton is getting the edges smoothed out, but I’m really waiting for the ability to share logins with family members. Need oversight on the kid’s logins and to share things like electric utility login with the wife.
I currently have another router setup that supports ExpressVPN, and I’ll need to purchase one compatible with proton.
My case is that I want proton mail and drive which means I buy proton unlimited. So far they’ve proven trustworthy and I’ll be assessing 1Password and ExpressVPN against what I’m already paying for with proton unlimited.