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Dude it’s already the tenth
Is there a link to the proton unlimited deal every time I click what it says is the unlimited deal it takes me to the VPN deal
For me, it just takes me to a blank webpage, guess they don't want my money.
What I need to pay them more money is not a Black Friday deal but a Proton Drive client for Linux.
That was a huge factor for why I didn't end up going the proton route initially. But now I want proton mail and unlimited seems worth it. I can use the Web client at least on linux. I use another cloud storage for mass storage and can use proton drive for my documents and stuff that don't need syncing or frequent access.
Sure, Proton Mail is great - I'm using it too. I don't need Unlimited for this though, just Mail Plus.