Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="McLovin" data-source="post: 1118301" data-attributes="member: 112">I’ve been using Proton Pass for a couple of years now. Haven’t had any issues whatsoever. Some feature differences between free and paid:Proton Pass Free:• Unlimited logins and devices• End-to-end encrypted vaults• Secure password storage• Autofill for passwords, addresses, and notes• Two-factor authentication (2FA) autofill• Open-source and audited securityProton Pass Plus (Paid Plan):• Everything in the free plan plus:• Unlimited hide-my-email aliases (instead of a limited number)• Two vaults instead of one (for better organization)• Secure password sharing (share logins securely with others)• Priority support• Part of Proton’s Unlimited bundle (if you have other Proton services)If you need unlimited aliases or extra vaults, the paid plan is worth it. Otherwise, the free version is already solid.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="McLovin, post: 1118301, member: 112"] I’ve been using Proton Pass for a couple of years now. Haven’t had any issues whatsoever. Some feature differences between free and paid: Proton Pass Free: • Unlimited logins and devices • End-to-end encrypted vaults • Secure password storage • Autofill for passwords, addresses, and notes • Two-factor authentication (2FA) autofill • Open-source and audited security Proton Pass Plus (Paid Plan): • Everything in the free plan plus: • Unlimited hide-my-email aliases (instead of a limited number) • Two vaults instead of one (for better organization) • Secure password sharing (share logins securely with others) • Priority support • Part of Proton’s Unlimited bundle (if you have other Proton services) If you need unlimited aliases or extra vaults, the paid plan is worth it. Otherwise, the free version is already solid. [/QUOTE]

Verification