From the team:

Hey everyone,

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 exper

The Proton 2025 sping roadmaps are released!

Today, we’re sharing our plans for the next three to six months — a roadmap of the new features and improvements designed to give you more powerful tools to protect your privacy, boost your productivity, and take control of your digital life.

Proton 2025 spring roadmaps

https://proton.me/blog/product-roadmaps-spring-summer-2025

Proton VPN roadmap for spring and summer 2025

https://protonvpn.com/blog/vpn-roadmap-spring-summer-2025

Proton Mail and Proton Calendar roadmap for spring and summer 2025

https://proton.me/blog/mail-calendar-roadmap-spring-summer-2025

Proton Drive roadmap for spring 2025

https://proton.me/blog/drive-roadmap-spring-2025

Proton Pass roadmap for spring

https://proton.me/blog/pass-roadmap-spring-2025

from the team:

Hi everyone,

To better streamline communication for organizations relying on Proton Mail, we’re adding a new feature: Groups.

Create a group for a department or team in your organization, and assign its own dedicated email address. It then works as a distribution list, allowing everyone to reach all group members, all protected by end-to-end encryption.

For example, a group address for your customer care or HR team allows all inquiries directed to them to be seen by the entire team, eliminating the need for a shared email account.

Groups can also include addresses outside of your organization, such as customers, contractors, and agencies. However, in order to retain end-to-end encryption, external collaborators would need to use Proton Mail, too.

Unlike contact groups, already available in Proton Mail, Group addresses are better suited for organizations:

⭕ they are centrally managed and automatically available across the entire organiza