Strongest: AI Training
90/100
Proton Pass is strongest where encrypted vault handling and strong user controls keep secrets out of ad-driven or AI-driven product models.
Proton Pass is Proton's password manager, reviewed for encrypted vault data, sharing, tracking, retention, and account controls.
85
Good
85
Good
Proton Pass keeps credential data cleaner than most password tools, but sharing and recovery choices still deserve careful setup.
Proton Pass is strongest where encrypted vault handling and strong user controls keep secrets out of ad-driven or AI-driven product models.
Its weakest area is the sharing layer, because aliases, recovery methods, and shared vault access still create extra disclosure paths.
90
Excellent
Proton's privacy model centers on encrypted services and data minimization rather than default AI training of vault contents.
Account, payment, abuse-prevention, and recovery metadata still exist outside encrypted vault content.
80
Good
Proton documents privacy rights and a privacy-focused service model.
Sharing, service providers, payment processors, and legal obligations remain limited exposure points.
85
Good
Proton's broader service posture avoids advertising-driven profiling compared with many SaaS tools.
Account, website, payment, and service telemetry still need processing for operation and security.
85
Good
Users can manage account data, vault contents, exports, and deletion paths.
Some records may be retained for abuse, billing, legal, or security obligations.
85
Good
Users can control vaults, aliases, sharing, 2FA, recovery, exports, and account deletion.
Account recovery and shared-vault choices can affect privacy and availability.
Legal Privacy Policy
Open: proton.meLegal Privacy Policy
Open: 1password.com1. Encryption
Proton's privacy model centers on encrypted services and data minimization rather than default AI training of vault contents.
2. Encryption
Account, payment, abuse-prevention, and recovery metadata still exist outside encrypted vault content.
Founded
Jan 2014
Founder
Andy Yen, Jason Stockman, Wei Sun, and Bart Butler
Parent Company
Proton
Lifecycle
Active
Category
Security & Privacy
CEO
Andy Yen
Security Team
In house
Date Added
06-10-2026
