Proton has launched Docs, a web application service for editing documents, similar to Google Docs or Microsoft 365, as part of the existing Proton Drive file hosting service.
A standout feature of Proton Docs over Google Docs is its emphasis on data privacy, with end-to-end encryption as the default and a guarantee not to use data for other purposes such as AI training or sharing data with government agencies as seen in companies in the United States (Proton is a foundation based in Switzerland).
Proton Docs is available for free to all Proton Drive users, supporting .docx, .txt, .md, .html documents, with real-time collaborative editing features for multiple users.
Source: Proton
TLDR: Proton introduces Docs, a privacy-focused document editing service integrated with Proton Drive, offering real-time collaboration and robust encryption protocols.
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