You Can Now Reserve an Email for Your Kid, Before They're Even Born

A lot of parents have a checklist of things they'll need for their newborn baby when it arrives . . . and now there's a new one: Reserving the kid's email address.

 

 

Parents can now reserve a Proton Mail address for a child and keep it sealed . . . no inbox, no activity logs, no profiling . . . for up to 15 YEARS, until the teenager is ready to use it.

 

 

There's nothing stopping you from using Gmail or Outlook . . . but it'll likely get jam-packed with junk mail and other nonsense, be tracked, and it could even be deleted if it's left dormant for too long. Proton, which is based in Switzerland, uses end-to-end and zero-access encryption to guarantee private accounts.

 

 

All you do is: Claim your kid's email address, and they'll send YOU a voucher for them to activate it YEARS down the road.  

 

They just want a $1 donation to cover the service and to prevent fraud. 

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