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Proton adds a secure video conferencing service called Meet to its toolbox

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Proton has launched Proton Meet, an end-to-end encrypted video conferencing service that can be used anonymously without a Proton account. This development matters to developers and tech professionals as it provides a secure alternative to mainstream services like Zoom and Microsoft Teams, potentially appealing to privacy-conscious users and enterprises. The launch also signals Proton's expansion into comprehensive workspace solutions, competing directly with Google Workspace and Microsoft 365.

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