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Proton has added a new password-sharing feature for its Proton Pass password manager for paying users, allowing passwords to be shared with anyone via what the company calls “Secure Links.”

Secure Links are links that can be used for sharing individual passwords with another person. The recipient doesn’t need a Proton account, and the sender can choose when they want the link to expire. Secure Links can expire anytime between an hour and a month depending on the sharer’s preference, and can also be revoked anytime via a “Remove” button on the sharer’s Pass dashboard.

The sender can see how many times their link has been viewed and can set a specific limit for the number of permitted views. The links will automatically change if a password is changed so that users don’t have to re-share…

Proton Pass, creators of one of our picks for the best password managers around, has introduces a new feature for safe and efficient password sharing.

The Secure Links feature will allow both business and personal users to share passwords and other files through unique links that can be built to expire after being accessed a certain amount of times for controlled access.

Palworld, the first mega-hit game of 2024, is finally gaining one of the most requested features for players on Xbox platforms. Available now via the Xbox Insider program, Palworld’s new preview update brings dedicated servers to the cooperative survival game.

“Pocketpair has been hard at work and are now ready to deliver the much-requested dedicated server feature to all Palworld Update Preview participants on both Xbox and Windows,” says today’s surprise announcement. “Players can now connect to both Official and Community Dedicated Servers.”

Much like the Steam version, PC players can now creatededicated server instances that let them invite friends and adventure with them on private worlds. Previously,…

Last week, Xbox provided an update on the mega-successful Palworld and how the team was helping out with the Game Pass phenomenon – and a new post from the developer’s CEO explains why this may be necessary.

Taking to Twitter, Pocketpair’s Takuro Mizobe joked about the server costs for Palworld, and how the team could “go bankrupt” by keeping the servers running.

The tweet roughly translates to “Wait, maybe we’ll go bankrupt due to server fees?”, and the quoted figure puts Palworld’s running costs at around $470,000 per month. Given the astronomical success of the title, Pocketpair is joking around here, but still, that’s a…