I’ve been gradually moving my digital life to Proton, and honestly? It feels good to have privacy that actually means something.

Proton Mail replaced Gmail as my primary email. End-to-end encryption by default, zero tracking, and a clean interface that doesn’t treat my inbox like an ad billboard.

Proton VPN keeps my browsing private without those sketchy “free VPN” compromises. Swiss-based, audited, and actually fast enough that I forget it’s running.

Proton Pass manages all my passwords with the same encryption standards. It auto-generates strong passwords, fills them across devices, and I never have to remember which variation of “password123” I used where.

Proton Drive gives me encrypted cloud storage where only I have the keys. No data mining, no AI training on my files, just secure backup.

Proton Calendar rounds out the suite with encrypted scheduling. My meetings and appointments stay private—imagine that.

The best part? One account, one subscription, and everything just works together. Proton proves you don’t have to trade convenience for privacy.