Norton VPN vs. Proton Mail

When looking up the networks I can plug into there was only about 29 countries available whereas other VPN's I've used had quite a few more countries availble to use. This was bit of a bummer but not too cumbersome. Next in the area of not recording my browser history I believe that this is were the software excels.

Incentivized

Good if you like privacy and not having your data mined for advertizing and AI training.

• Protects personal data
• Secures information
• Allows testing of software in other regions

Incentivized

• Secure encrypted email hosting
• Connection with Outlook works well
• Works well on all platforms: web, Windows, MacOS, Android, iOS
• Low monthly cost for email plus all the associated apps

• There are no clear instructions on how to use Wireguard
• Weak P2P support
• The network is quite small

Incentivized

• Exporting email (which I like to do for archiving) is awkward and slow.
• Proton Mail Bridge (which allows access from other email readers like Outlook) sometimes has synchronization issues. Lately these just resolve themselves.

Mostly intuitive and easy to use. A bit harder if you stick with two passwords (one for the account and one for the encryption).

Norton is more affordable and easier to use.

Incentivized

Proton had a wider offering of products like vpn and drive. I ended up paying for a yearly subscription, I liked it so much.

Incentivized

• I have recorded no hard numbers
• Business impact is notably privacy which is a positive
• Return on investment is negligable

Incentivized

• Easy to link with my business domain and email.