from the team:


Hi everyone,

At Proton, privacy and transparency have always been our top priorities. Today, we’re happy to announce that all Proton Drive apps are now fully open source.

Proton products are used by millions of users across the globe, our users deserve a promise of privacy that they can trust and verify for themselves

Why Open Source?

Transparency

You can now independently verify how Proton Drive safeguards your data.

Security

With the global community reviewing and improving our code, we benefit from innovative new security practices as soon as they’re available.

Trust

Don’t just take our word for it—you can inspect our apps yourself and see that your privacy is built-in by design.

We invite developers, security experts, and privacy advocates to explore, review, and contribute to our code on GitHub:

https://github.com/ProtonDriveApps

Thank you for your continued support and trust in Proton.

Start backing up your files, folders, and photos today with free end-to-end encrypted storage.

Find out more here: https://proton.me/blog/drive-open-source

  • DumbAceDragon
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    471 day ago

    Really hope this leads to a proper Linux client soon. If mega can do it I have high hopes for proton.

    • @Scolding7300
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      20 hours ago

      Any idea how to be notified of such release were to happen? Not sure who is “mega”.

      Edit: don’t onow how but I misread the message entirely, so disregard

      • @slampisko
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        271 day ago

        Not sure who is “mega”

        Gosh, I feel so old now

      • DumbAceDragon
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        41 day ago

        Another cloud service provider. I’ve been hoping to switch away from them for the past year or so since proton drive is included with my proton subscription.

        • @Scolding7300
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          220 hours ago

          I thought for a sec mega would implement drive for linux for proton. I remember the cloud service now, misread your comment