As a fellow privacy-focused user and an open-source enthusiast, I suggest you keep an eye on discounts for useful open-source and privacy-friendly tools!
One such deal has just gone live 🤯
Proton has announced the start of Black Friday deals that are set to run until November 28.
Both new and existing users can take advantage of this. Proton mentions:
If you’re already a paying Proton user, the new plan you select during Black Friday will replace your existing plan. We will credit the unused, prorated balance of your existing subscription to your Proton Account.
You can expect discounts for almost every Proton service, with up to 50% off 🥳
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Deal on Proton Unlimited
Proton Unlimited gives you access to all the services offered. So, if you wanted access to Proton Mail + Proton VPN + Proton Drive + Proton Calendar, you might want to pick this for maximum savings.
35% discount for the 12-month plan at $93.48 ($7.79 per month).
40% discount for the 24-month plan at $172.56 ($7.19 per month).
Proton's Mail Plus plan is offering %33 off for a one-year subscription; users will now have to pay $39.96 a year, which comes in at just $3.33 per month.
In addition to all the above deals, Proton is also offering a special deal for the Visionary plan for a limited time; however, only users of the Unlimited plan are eligible for it.
Deal on Proton VPN
There's also a massive discount on Proton's VPN service, with two different discount tiers:
The one with the most discount comes with 50% off.
It costs $119.76 ($3.99 per month) for a 24-month subscription with an additional six months free.
The other offer is a 40% discount on a 12-month subscription with an extra three months. This costs $71.88 ($4.79 per month).
Subscribing to Proton VPN Plus will let you take advantage of features such as:
Tor over VPN
NetShield malware/ad-blocker
More concurrent VPN connections
P2p / Torrent support
Secure Core (routing traffic through multiple servers)
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