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You can also subscribe for $4.99/€4.99 (about £4) per month, but that really makes no sense for a password manager, even if the annual fee weren’t so competitive. If the company has any sense, it’ll actually keep that subscription fee for everyone, making it competitive with Bitwarden’s very economical paid tiers. Right now, you can get a standalone Proton Pass Plus subscription for €12/$12 (about £10) a year, and Proton will guarantee you that price for the lifetime of your subscription. Using a different alias for different online services makes it harder for credential-stuffing attacks to be used against you if a service you signed up for is breached, and also makes it more obvious when a service provider sells you personal details to marketers.
Plus, you get 10 free email aliases provided by Proton-owned online anonymity firm SimpleLogin. For that, you can store and sync an unlimited number of passwords to an unlimited number of devices. The Proton Pass basic tier, like those of the company’s other services, is free. Let’s see if Proton Pass is ready to join our catalogue of the very best password managers this early in its development. I like, use and recommend a number of Proton’s services. Launched in June 2023, it is very new indeed.
The firm’s been branching out into secure calendar and storage, which have now been joined by Proton Pass, a new contender in the world of online password management. Proton Technologies is well known for its secure email and Proton VPN services.
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