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Proton community member, We launched Proton 12 years ago to address the critical need for private communications in the surveillance age. But as online threats have evolved, so has Proton. Just in the last month, we’ve launched Proton Meet (encrypted video calling) and a comprehensive new Workspace plan for the hundreds of thousands of businesses adopting Proton to protect their data. Perhaps most importantly, we’ve also created a new way for mindful parents to protect the next generation with the launch of Born Private. Children are being pushed online earlier than ever. School platforms, games, apps, and messaging tools capture them before they’re even old enough to understand privacy or what it means to leave a lifelong digital trail. A Proton survey found that 43% of children already have a personal email address. Among them, 78% use Gmail, giving Google a wiretap on their childhood. Here’s how Born Private works: You can pick a Proton email address for your child and keep it reserved for up to 15 years. When your child is ready, they can kickstart their digital life with a clean slate, protected by strong encryption and free from advertisers and AI data collection.

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