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Alison DeNisco Rayome · 2026-06-22 · via Latest news
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Password managers are a necessity for keeping track of all of your online login information in one place -- and right now, you can get an exclusive discount on one of our favorites, Proton Pass. When you sign up through our link, you can get your first month of Proton Pass for just $1, down from the regular price of $4.99 -- saving you 80%. 

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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The password manager uses end-to-end encryption, lets you organize your logins into vaults, and allows you to share passwords via secure links. It works cross-platform on iOS and Android, and on any device. 

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This deal saves you 80% on a one-month membership to Proton Pass. Though it's a short-term deal, it's still a good one if you've been wanting to try a password manager (Proton Pass also offers free options you can consider). That's why I rated it a 4/5.

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