You can share your suggestions (new window) and bug reports (new window) with our team. When you use Proton Calendar, the event title, description, location, and participants for every event are encrypted on your device before they reach our servers so that no third party (including Proton Mail) can see the details of your events.ĭuring the Proton Calendar beta, you’ll be able to provide feedback to our developers that will help guide the product roadmap in the coming months. Proton Calendar is the first encrypted calendar and app that’s integrated into a larger package of encrypted services, including email and cloud storage. This level of access to your private life can even lead to or facilitate repression and abuse by governments. We believe this is not only invasive but extremely detrimental for privacy - only you should be in control of who has access to your data. Most calendar services have access to all your personal data, meaning they can see where you are, what you’re doing, and who you’re doing it with. Why protect your data with an encrypted calendar You can start using the app immediately if you have paid Proton Mail or Proton VPN plan. Not even we can see your events and the participants.Īs we continue to add new features and tools for Proton Calendar, we’re excited to share the beta version of our Android calendar app. Proton Calendar solves this problem by using the same end-to-end encryption that keeps your emails safe in Proton Mail (new window) and your files safe in Proton Drive (new window). We believe this chronicle of your activities should be private and inaccessible to your calendar provider and any other third parties. The typical calendar contains a huge amount of sensitive personal data.
Today marks a major milestone in the development of Proton Calendar (new window), our privacy-focused calendar: The beta version of the Proton Calendar Android app is now available in the Play Store for paid users.Ī calendar is actually one of the most sensitive apps. UPDATE April 14, 2021: The Proton Calendar beta on web and Android is now available to everyone who has a Proton Mail account (new window), including users with a Free plan. Last update on AugPublished on December 21, 2020
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