As our progress towards the roadmap we recently reminded you of continues, we’re glad to announce that Proton Pass item file attachments are now possible across all item types.
Important information, such as backup codes for your logins, can now easily be stored in any format, such as PDF, JPEG, PNG, or even a .txt file! There is also the option to upload multiple files to one item.
As you may know, cloud storage space has become somewhat of a commodity in our digital era, meaning we can only offer this functionality to our paying users.
Here are the paid plans that will get access to this feature starting today:
Pass Plus
Pass Family
Proton Pass Professional
Proton Unlimited
Proton Visionary
Proton Family
Proton Duo
You can upload any file up to 100MB per file, with a total of 10-500GB in storage space for attachments, depending on your plan.
We hope the addition of this new feature will greatly improve your experience with Proton Pass, and we look forward to hearing your thoughts on it!
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