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  "path": "/t/password-protecting-a-proton-alias-email-revealed-my-actual-proton-email-address/37843#post_6",
  "publishedAt": "2026-05-12T07:53:09.000Z",
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  "textContent": "escapable:\n\n> the recipient does not see the actual email address associated with the drive\n\nI just tried sharing and the recipient e-mail shows my primary PM e-mail address associated with the account.\n\nescapable:\n\n> Then you could just send the drive link over from the email alias.\n\nThis appears to be a good workaround. The link doesn’t reveal the address. Sharing it in the way that would make sense (I.e. via the share button) should be avoided and maybe just the link. The downside of this of course is you have to revoke the link for everyone not just specific people you want to share with. So not a good UX.\n\nescapable:\n\n> Also is it just me or is it strange for a business to not accept encrypted content? How bizzare.\n\nThere are good reasons for this, mainly data protection/prevent theft/fraud etc.",
  "title": "Password protecting a Proton alias email revealed my actual Proton email address"
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