from the team:
Easily Organize, Share, and Protect the Moments that Matter to You
Hey everyone,
You’ve asked for better ways to manage your photos — and we’ve been listening.
Starting today, Albums are rolling out in Proton Drive on web, iOS, and Android! 🎉
Now you can organize, share, and relive your favorite memories — from vacations to family milestones.
📂 What You Can Do with Albums
🗂️ Organize with Custom Collections
Group weekend trips, birthdays, or years of travel into custom albums — no more endless scrolling through one big “Uploads” folder.
🤝 Share (on Your Terms)
Invite friends or family by email to a shared album.
You stay in control:
• Decide who can view or contribute
• Revoke access anytime
• Real-time syncing keeps everyone updated
⭐Tag Your Best Moments
Mark top shots — or memes (we don’t judge) — as Favorites for one-tap access to your personal highlight reel.
🔐 Keep Personal Moments Private, Always
Everything stays end-to-end encrypted:
• Album names
• Photos & videos
• Even metadata
No ads. No AI training. No leaks. Just privacy.
🔜 Coming Soon
We’re just getting started! More features are on the way:
• 🔗 Link sharing — Send albums to anyone, even without a Proton account
• 🖼️ Screenshot filter — Surface receipts, memes, or secret recipes in seconds
#🛡️ Protect the Moments That Matter Most
Many photo storage services scan your data to target ads or train AI.
Proton Drive keeps your photos safe, private, and under your control.
🎁 New to Proton Drive?
Sign up for Drive Plus to unlock 200 GB of encrypted cloud storage — enough for over 40,000 high-res photos (5MB each)!
📲 Get Started Now
🔗 Read the full announcement: https://proton.me/blog/proton-drive-photo-albums
📱 Update your app or download Proton Drive on:
• Android
• iOS
• Web App
💬 We can’t wait to hear what you think — and spot any bugs we missed!
Drop your feedback, questions, or feature requests below. Your input helps make Proton Drive even better.
Stay safe, –Proton Team
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