I Switched to Proton Pass...here's why

Content Introduction

Key Information

• The speaker is switching from 1Password to Proton Pass after being a long-time user of 1Password, citing security and privacy improvements as key factors in the decision.
• Proton Pass offers a privacy-first approach and is backed by Proton's reputation for secure communication, which has gained the speaker's attention.
• Key features that attracted the speaker to Proton Pass include its open-source code, end-to-end encryption, a useful free tier, and email alias integration for enhanced security.
• Proton Pass has introduced new features such as shared vaults, a family plan, and the Secure Link feature, which allows sharing logins securely without revealing personal passwords to Proton.
• The speaker appreciates the Extra Password feature that improves security by allowing a separate password for the vault, enhancing protection if Proton account access is compromised.
• Usability enhancements include the ability to store and autofill credit card information and creating secure notes, but the speaker notes missing features such as an auto-login function found in 1Password.
• The absence of file attachment imports during the transition from 1Password to Proton Pass is a drawback for the speaker, who values keeping important documents accessible.
• Finally, the speaker highlights issues with transferring passkeys from 1Password to Proton Pass, indicating this as a limitation in current password manager capabilities.
• Despite some regrets about missing features from 1Password, the speaker feels that Proton Pass's new offerings and security measures justify the switch.