I don't think that's where entrees go.
Because a bunch of dementia patients started leaving 1 star review as they kept on forgetting their passwords
Have you considered upgrading to Proton Lux™?
Use keepassXC instead. You don't need any kind of cloud for a password manager. Keepass database can by synchronized between devices with syncthing. Safer and free forever
That's crazy it's basically ransomware
being shaken down by Proton to pay even more money
Obviously you're free to do as you please and its not an airport, you don't have to announce your departure. But there's no such thing as free service. Posting angry tirades seems counter productive.
I'd recommend self-hosting. Then you don't have to worry about privacy, getting data hijacked or getting ripped off by sudden cost increases.
There's no "there's no such thing as free service", and there's "we are going to hold your data hostage until you pay". This is the second, and unless they give you a way to export the fields, it's a violation of GDPR article 20.
Nothing is free, but there are proper ways to sell open-source and still respect user freedom. Proton's model is no different than Ubuntu's or Google's model. It's a grift.
For the password and passkeys manager I went with a selfhosted solution: AliasVault on an VPS and it's really great! If you have a domain name you can have unlimited aliases with it's built in email server (with a subdomain and for receiving email only so you don't have to worry about being blacklisted)
The installation script is making everything for you, even fetching the TLS certificate from "let's encrypt"
There's Android and iOs support as well as add-ons for most browsers
I'm going to go with Keepass and Syncthing.
Answer for all
"yourmom"
Try 2FAS (Auth and Pass): https://2fas.com/ This is a great service!
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