How To Sign Up And Use Proton Mail For FREE

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In this video, I will be showing you how to create a free Proton Mail account, and how to use Proton Mail to send an encrypted email message. Proton Mail is a free encrypted email service offered by Proton, headquartered in Switzerland. Proton Mail secures email communications with end-to-end encryption and zero-access encryption. With Proton Mails free plan you get: 1 GB of storage, a tool to help you migrate to Protons ecosystem called Easy Switch, 1 free email address with the ability to activate a Proton Mail short domain email address (@pm.me) to receive emails, 150 messages per day, 3 folders & 3 labels to keep your inbox organized, 1 custom filter, 25 MB attachments size, HTML signatures, end-to-end encryption, password-protected emails, and encrypted contact details.

FREE Proton Mail Sign Up https://bit.ly/protonmail-free

How To Activate Proton Mail Short Domain (@pm.me) Email Address https://youtu.be/Unq3cx3E2-c

How To Migrate To Protons Ecosystem With Proton Easy Switch From Google, Yahoo, Outlook Or Other https://youtu.be/-VNwjiD00mc

Steps To Create A Free Proton Mail Account:

1. Open up your browser and navigate to https://bit.ly/protonmail-free
2. Click Create a free account
3. Click Get Proton for free
4. Pick a username and password to create your Proton Account
5. Click Create account
6. Enter your email or phone number to receive a one time verification code
7. Click Get verification code
8. Enter the 6 digit verification code that you received
9. Click Verify
10. Checkmark or uncheckmark to save your email address or phone number to be used as a recovery method
11. Click Save selected or Maybe later (Click "Confirm" after), depending on your choice in step 10
12. Click Next
13. Click Next
14. Click Get started

Steps To Use And Send Email Messages With Proton Mail Free
1. Click New message
2. Click on External encrypted, denoted by the padlock symbol at the bottom of the email you're currently composing
3. Encrypt your email message by adding a password and password hint (optional) when sending to a non Proton Mail recipient
4. Click Set encryption
5. Set the email message expiry, by clicking on Edit under your email messages subject, or click on More options denoted by the three horizontal dots and click on Set expiration time
6. Adjust your desired expiration time in days and hours
7. Checkmark the box if you're sending to a non Proton Mail user or leave uncheckmarked if you're sending to another Proton Mail user.
8. Click Set
9. Click Send

Congratulations, you have successfully created a free Proton Mail account and sent your first encrypted email message.

Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro & Context
0:13 - Create A Free Proton Mail Account
3:42 - How To Use And Send Encrypted Messages On Proton Mail FREE
6:15 - What A Non Proton Mail Recipient Sees When You Send An Email Message
7:12 - Closing & Outro

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