With ProtonMail Android version 1.11, accessing your encrypted inbox is now faster and more secure. You now have the option to unlock the app with your fingerprint. We are continuously working to make our apps easier to use for our community while maintaining the high security standards you have come to expect from Proton projects. …

With the latest ProtonMail update, you can now create Contact Groups and easily send bulk messages. You can also request and respond to read receipts, confirming the message has been received. Contact Groups With Contact Groups, you can add up to 100 email addresses to a group and easily message them from the Composer. To …

We give everyone the opportunity to test new features before they’re released to the public. Here’s how to become a ProtonMail beta tester. Perhaps more than other tech companies, ProtonMail takes pride in being a community-driven project. Our community gave us the initial backing to get started, our users drive our major product decisions, and …

The latest version of ProtonMail delivers several new productivity features, including a shorter email address domain, calendar attachment previews, a merge contacts tool, and more. With version 3.13, ProtonMail now supports the much-anticipated pm.me domain name, giving users the convenience of short, easy-to-share email addresses. Plus, we’re rolling out several other time savers, from a …

ProtonMail mobile version 1.8.0 is now available for both iOS and Android, bringing a large number of improvements. The biggest change is the addition of encrypted contacts on mobile! We launched encrypted contacts last year to meet the needs of journalists that needed a safer way to store sensitive information about their contacts. Our encrypted …

ProtonMail 3.12 adds support for encrypted contacts, plain text sending, and ProtonVPN for businesses. Note: Due to the way we roll out new versions, ProtonMail 3.12 has not been released to everyone yet. If you do not see it yet, you will see it soon. We’re happy to add another critical feature to your secure …

The ProtonMail iOS secure email app brings easy encrypted sharing with direct integration into third party applications.   We have released version 1.7 of the award winning ProtonMail iOS secure email mobile app. This release brings a new feature that has been much demanded from the user community, the ability to share directly to the …

We’re happy to announce the new notifications snooze and schedule notifications snooze functions coming with ProtonMail Android version 1.7.0. The updated app also includes new languages support like Dutch, Polish, Spanish, Italian, several bug fixes and improvements, and is now available for download. DOWNLOAD IT FROM It is still possible to register for the ProtonMail Mobile Beta Program. Not …

ProtonMail 3.11 now supports Bitcoin payment for paid accounts and a credits top-up system. Note: Due to the way we roll out new versions, ProtonMail 3.11 has not been released to everyone yet. If you do not see it yet, you will see it soon. We’re happy to make the first step towards accepting cryptocurrencies …

ProtonMail v3.10 brings the new ProtonMail Professional plan, auto-responder, catch-all email support, and advanced Sieve filters. ProtonMail v3.10 brings a brand new paid plan to ProtonMail. The new Professional Plan is a major step forward for ProtonMail, by introducing for the first time, support for small and medium sized businesses that want to use ProtonMail. …

ProtonMail 3.9 adds ProtonVPN integration for protecting your traffic while browsing, faster and more powerful Search, new languages, and new Drag & Drop features to make organizing your inbox easier. Note: Due to the way we roll out new versions, ProtonMail 3.9 has not been released to everyone yet. If you do not see it …

We are happy to announce the release of version 1.6.0 of ProtonMail’s secure email app for iOS and Android! Version 1.6.0, which was previously available only to members of our secure email mobile app beta program, is now available in the iOS and Android app stores. You can get the non-beta version of the apps …