[k4lianrogers]

Is proton drive good for cloud storing , also recommend me some good password managers and vpn. Appreciate it already folks
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[Bastille]

I've never used proton products, can't help for the drive feature.

Regarding the password manager I use Bitwarden which is very good in my opinion and free. Also available on Win, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS so you can get your passwords on every device.

For the VPN it depends what you need, for my part I use [censored] mainly to download torrents, it works well for it and it's quite cheap, however if you plan to deal with malicious activities, blackhat stuff, you should take a look at VPN that do not store logs, such as Mullvad.

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[k4lianrogers]

I've never used proton products, can't help for the drive feature.

Regarding the password manager I use Bitwarden which is very good in my opinion and free. Also available on Win, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS so you can get your passwords on every device.

For the VPN it depends what you need, for my part I use [censored] mainly to download torrents, it works well for it and it's quite cheap, however if you plan to deal with malicious activities, blackhat stuff, you should take a look at VPN that do not store logs, such as Mullvad.

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Thanks a ton , is 1password decent too?

[SecureOp]

I've never used proton products, can't help for the drive feature.

Regarding the password manager I use Bitwarden which is very good in my opinion and free. Also available on Win, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS so you can get your passwords on every device.

For the VPN it depends what you need, for my part I use [censored] mainly to download torrents, it works well for it and it's quite cheap, however if you plan to deal with malicious activities, blackhat stuff, you should take a look at VPN that do not store logs, such as Mullvad.

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Bitward is good up until you need 2FA - I believe it's paywalled now?

I swapped to Proton Pass because I needed pw manager, cloud and email management. Simplest all-in-one setup ever.

[Euaggelistes]

Is proton drive good for cloud storing , also recommend me some good password managers and vpn. Appreciate it already folks
!

I've used protondrive. It's fast, fairly secure, and allows for granular sharing of files.
Bitwarden and protonpass are both good managers.

[SIM-1337]

For a password manager, please use reliable software like KeePass. Programs like Bitwarden forces you to put your trust into a third party.

[k4lianrogers]

For a password manager, please use reliable software like KeePass. Programs like Bitwarden forces you to put your trust into a third party.

is 1password reliable ?

[SIM-1337]

is 1password reliable ?

If it has terrible design and ask you to upload your passwords to the internet then no. KeePass is tried and true. Like TrueCrypt/VeraCrypt, but for passwords.

[mordock1998]

proton will be more than enough, they R based in Switzerland (a country with strong security policy), also it will offer u a free account and you can create and join more accounts, it has 2FA and a free vpn service with connection to countries(Netherlands, Japan, Romania, Poland and the US) free but with limited messages, around 5000, check it out

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I've never used proton products, can't help for the drive feature.

Regarding the password manager I use Bitwarden which is very good in my opinion and free. Also available on Win, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS so you can get your passwords on every device.

For the VPN it depends what you need, for my part I use [censored] mainly to download torrents, it works well for it and it's quite cheap, however if you plan to deal with malicious activities, blackhat stuff, you should take a look at VPN that do not store logs, such as Mullvad.

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yeah, mullvad looks good, better privacy policy and zero logs, but you should always use another layer of proxy over the vpn, rule is, never trust anyone...

[k4lianrogers]

I've used protondrive. It's fast, fairly secure, and allows for granular sharing of files.
Bitwarden and protonpass are both good managers.

should I use proton for all my usage - password, cloud and vpn?

[Euaggelistes]

should I use proton for all my usage - password, cloud and vpn?

Totally up to you and your own personal use-cases.
Some people don't like to be locked into an ecosystem. Others don't mind it at all.

[Zher0]

I personally like Keepass. But i may look into Protonpass or Bitwarden because of the browser extension aspect.

[Wizdominance]

Nowadays encryption algorithms are just marketing strategies. If you are not doing anything illegal, google drive is already enough plus its free. There are also other alternatives and also paid alternatives such as MEGA which is easy to use.

[cam667]

so yes it's very good but be careful with their messaging system because they have authorizations with certain governments so in terms of logs it's a bit risky

[gdsvfy]

It really depends on use-case. Some may want a no-logs policy, or to look into the data privacy laws of the host country before using a specific VPN service.

For a password manager, I'd also recommend BitWarden. The hashed passwords are uploaded, yes, but with zero-knowledge encryption occurring locally, it's sufficiently secure for most uses. The software itself is open-source and fairly well-audited.

For cloud storage, it depends on what you're trying to store. If security is a prime concern, best to keep it local and offline.