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Proton removed post on UserVoice calling for Andy Yen to step down
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this post was submitted on 09 Nov 2026
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Buy a domain and apply it to your proton account. then update all your account's email addresses. Then migrate.
Next migration will be much less painful
If I have a bunch of aliases created in SimpleLogin for my personal domain, what do I actually need to do to migrate? Since I'll lose SimpleLogin if I leave Proton too.
It's a lot easier to enable catch-all on the mail system, rather than manually creating aliases on a service like simplelogin.
If you do that then that's all you need to do for a migration.
Create a catchall address for your domain, and update the MX records on your domain to point to your new email provider. It doesn't matter that you were using simple login previously. Fastmail offers this for example.