Posting a deal for the first time. Hope I have included all the details required.
Offer Details:
For a limited time only, we are offering Proton Pass Plus at an 80% discount. We’re making Proton Pass Plus available for just $1/month with an annual subscription until the end of July. This is a forever discount, so if you get the promotion, you’ll keep this price forever, even after Proton Pass Plus returns to its regular price of $3.99/month.
The currency can be changed from Euro to USD below the plan selection screen.
Proton Pass Launch:
We’re happy to announce the global launch of Proton Pass, available now as a browser extension on most major browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Brave, and more) and iPhone/iPad and Android. Proton Pass is a password manager that also focuses on identity management. It provides security best practices, like using a passphrase instead of a password or using a unique password for every website, without worrying about forgetting your passwords. It also saves you time by letting you log in with one click when you return to a website. Proton Pass does all this for free, but also with Proton’s unparalleled attention to privacy and encryption.
In addition to password management, Proton Pass also protects your email. When you sign up for an online service, Proton Pass will suggest a secure password and store that in an end-to-end encrypted digital vault. But Proton Pass will also enable you to create a hide-my-email alias. An email alias is a randomly generated email address that sits between a third party and your real email account. This prevents the third party from identifying who you are and filters out trackers and other marketing tools before forwarding the messages to your main inbox.
Like all other Proton services, Proton Pass is designed differently because of our focus on privacy and encryption. For example, while some other password managers only encrypt the password field, Proton Pass uses end-to-end encryption on all fields (including the username, web address, and more). Proton Pass is open source so anyone can review and verify our security architecture. Proton Pass was also recently audited by Cure53.
Is this the same as Optus Pass