A disappointing product.
I really want to rate Proton higher but I simply can't. I've been a free user for many years, but with big tech's move to Ai scraping of personal data, I'm moving off Meta, Google, Microsoft etc. So I bought a paid plan for Proton for better privacy.
Email is pretty solid, but everything else feels like it's in beta; Drive is buggy and I'm consistently left with corrupted, unopenable files - I can't trust it to be my cloud backup, which kinda defeats the purpose. Moreover, the 15gb of combined storage across all apps on a paid plan is measly, I get 30 gb for free with Mega. The document editing apps are absolutely terrible - unusable - too many bugs to even begin listing.
Proton Meet only syncs one of your email/calendar accounts, so if you're hosting your business and personal emails with Proton you can only choose one to sync with the meet app. But that's a moot point because the meet app is buggy as well; wouldn't connect audio with Bluetooth and without headphones connected the loudspeaker was at minimal and unusable volume - I had to switch back to zoom.
Proton, instead of trying to release half a dozen beta apps, try and perfect one or two first. Or make your beta apps completely free, so your subscribers aren't paying to test your products for you.
Worst of all, the customer service is poor. One takes the time to report a bug, explaining in simple, comprehensive steps what happened. Only to receive the predictable response: we couldn't recreate the issue, can you explain the exact steps that you made? Like, I literally just did that!
Unfortunately, I cannot recommend Proton as a serious solution, they are using the philosophy of "build the plane while flying", and the result is risk to stored data and constantly frustrated clients. The ratings in trustpilot tells the accurate story.
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