In September last year, we launched a major update of Proton Mail for iOS and Android.
On the surface, the new apps deliver a modern design, better performance, and offline capabilities—but there is a lot more than meets the eye. Behind the scenes, the apps are a complete rewrite of Proton Mail on a novel technology stack, a project that goes by the internal name of Engineering Transformation. The term novel is deliberate, because — to the best of our knowledge — this has been the first (…)
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Proton’s new Mail mobile apps : there’s more than meets the eye
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Chicago's housing market sees more buyers, possibly higher prices this year, experts say
30 janvier, par Abby MillerThe housing market usually slows down in the winter, due to the holidays and frigid weather.
But Grigory Pekarsky, co-owner of Vesta Preferred Realty, has done more deals in January than some agents do in a year. Pekarsky said he's sold more than 70 homes, and it’s coming off the coattails of a busier-than-usual December, he said.
“The market just completely opened up, and it started to pace fast in early December,” Pekarsky said. “I was like, ‘This is going to be a really, really (…) -
ICE Is Using Palantir’s AI Tools to Sort Through Tips
28 janvier, par Caroline Haskins, Makena KellyICE has been using an AI-powered Palantir system to summarize tips sent to its tip line since last spring, according to a newly released Homeland Security document.
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The real AI alignment problem
28 janvier, par Kate MenziesThe AI “alignment problem” posits that as AI systems become more intelligent, it will become more difficult to align their goals with those of their developers. An AI system could, in theory, “go rogue”, devising undesirable and unpredictable strategies to achieve an objective.
The paperclip maximizer is a thought experiment that explores this concept : If a superintelligent AI was tasked with the single purpose of creating paperclips, it might commandeer the world’s resources to (…) -
Our predictions for the internet in 2026
28 janvier, par Ben WolfordThe pace of change on the internet seems to be accelerating. AI has supercharged the sense of whiplash, with technological breakthroughs hitting the market as quickly as companies can produce them.
This volatility makes predicting trends a tricky business. But as a privacy tech company, anticipating trends is our job. For each of the past few years, we’ve published our best guesses about where the digital ship might be headed. It helps us develop new products that keep you in control of (…) -
6 Best VPN Services (2026), Tested and Reviewed
28 janvier, par Jacob RoachEvery VPN says it’s the best, but only some of them are telling the truth.
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A lawsuit is challenging WhatsApp’s encryption claims. Here’s what we know.
27 janvier, par Edward KomendaA newly filed class-action lawsuit in U.S. federal court alleges that WhatsApp’s promise of end-to-end encryption (E2EE) is misleading. The complaint claims that Meta employees are able to access the contents of WhatsApp messages through internal systems, despite repeated assurances that “not even WhatsApp ” can read user messages.
Read the full lawsuit here : WhatsApp-E2EE-lawsuit Download
The lawsuit, filed on Jan. 23 in the Northern District of California, makes sweeping allegations. (…) -
ChatGPT ads are rolling out. Here’s why they’re worse than search ads — and what you can do
21 janvier, par Elena ConstantinescuOpenAI announced its plans to show ads to ChatGPT users, with tests starting for US users on the Free tier and the newly introduced Go plan in the coming weeks. The company said that : Ads won’t influence ChatGPT’s responses. Ads will be clearly labeled and visually separate. Conversations and personal data will not be shared with advertisers. Ads won’t be shown to users under 18, based on user disclosure or OpenAI’s own predictions. Ads won’t appear near sensitive or regulated topics such (…)
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Les 10 clés d’une alimentation saine
12 janvier, par Julie Chapon & Anthony BerthouL’alimentation est souvent considérée comme la première des médecines. Elle joue en effet un rôle fondamental sur notre santé ! Cet article présente 10 clés essentielles pour adopter des habitudes alimentaires simples à mettre en place afin d’optimiser sa santé et son bien-être. 1. Prenez un petit déjeuner salé !
Des céréales avec du lait ou bien des tartines pain blanc- beurre-confiture, le tout accompagné d’un grand verre de jus d’orange : voici ce que la plupart d’entre nous (…) -
Aspartame : quand le lobbying dicte la science
16 septembre 2025, par Julie Chapon & Zoé KerloL’aspartame est un édulcorant de synthèse au pouvoir sucrant 150 à 200 fois supérieur à celui du sucre. Il est utilisé pour donner une saveur sucrée sans apporter de calories.
On le retrouve dans plus de 2 500 produits en Europe, et environ 6 000 dans le monde, principalement dans les produits dits « light », « zéro » ou « allégés en sucre »1,2.
Il représente un enjeu économique majeur pour les industriels puisqu’il est extrêmement rentable : sa puissance sucrante permet d’en utiliser (…)
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