Summary

  • In a recent article for MakeUseOf, the author explained that they have been looking at various privacy-focused email clients to improve digital hygiene, with Proton Mail being their favourite so far, although it still lacks some key features to fully switch from Gmail.
  • The first positive point of Proton Mail is its enhanced security features such as self-destructing messages, zero-access encryption, and its PhishGuard tool.
  • Secondly, the author likes Proton Mail’s user interface, with a consistent design across desktop and mobile, as well as the ability to customise fonts, themes and animations.
  • Other positives include the ability to forward inbox emails to another account and unsubscribe from newsletters with a built-in feature.
  • However, the limitations of Proton Mail are only 1GB of free storage, unlike Gmail which offers 15GB for free, better segmentation of emails and less integration with third-party applications.

By Danny Maiorca

Original Article