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In her review, ZDNET contributor Emily Long touted Proton Pass's focus on privacy and affordability, as well as its excellent free tier, which allows unlimited logins across unlimited devices.

Also: Proton Pass review: A highly secure password manager with easy-to-overlook flaws

Proton is the privacy-oriented company behind Proton VPN and Proton Mail, and incorporates features into Proton Pass to help you hide your identity and quickly identify leaked information, Long noted in her review. 

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