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Advancing privacy, together

By choosing and advocating for Proton, you become part of a community of millions, united by a common belief that online privacy is worth fighting for.

Built by the community, for the community

In 2014, we launched Proton with crowdfunding support. Today, our community continues to help prioritize product and advocacy efforts, and contributes to Proton's development.

Join a community and stay informed on relevant news

Your voice matters in the Proton community. Connect with our team, share your product feedback, find answers to your burning questions, and engage in discussions with like-minded individuals.

Not only this, but sharing privacy and security news with your peers can help more people discover Proton and start protecting their privacy.

Live chat

Join one of our user-supported communities to connect with other privacy enthusiasts.

Discuss tips, tricks and troubleshooting with other Proton community members in a privacy and security focused live chat.

Your support, input, and participation make Proton what it is today.

Contribute to Proton’s mission

Privacy is collective; we all benefit from each other’s privacy, and we all lose when this is weakened. By choosing to protect your privacy, you’re already taking steps to building a better, more private internet.

But there are many other ways in which you can contribute to the Proton community and help advance our mission.

Tell us your story

Help us understand why privacy matters to you and how Proton helps you preserve it. Your unique story can inspire others to understand why privacy and freedom are worth fighting for. Get in touch with us at community@proton.me!

Meet Proton’s first Reddit mod

Rafficer is a Proton power-user and a dedicated community member. He has been a key contributor to the Proton Mail subreddit and has contributed to building the Proton VPN Linux command line. We interviewed Rafficer in 2021 to discuss his contributions to the Proton community.

Meet one of Proton’s localization volunteers

Ben is a volunteer proofreader in the Proton Localization team. Despite a full time job in IT and a family, he finds time to help validate translation proposals to make sure they are consistent and at the highest quality level. Ben’s work has contributed to making Proton available to thousands of people in his language, French.

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