Sync contacts, calendars, and notes with native mobile apps
To sync with your cell phone and email - iphone calendar, contacts, and notes.
ProtonMail offers encrypted contacts for both web and mobile applications (https://protonmail.com/blog/encrypted-contacts-manager/). Calendar and note functionality will be released in the future.
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Michael M
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I am already a paid proton user, but do not use proton mail much, as I need an integrated calendar, so I can ditch Google entirely. A very flexible contact manager and then <Notes> would be a lovely bonus.
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[Deleted User]
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contacts and calendar much needed features, I am planning to become a paid user soon, since I can switch from the Gsuite with these added! In priority (for me) it is Contact sync (carddav), calendar sync (caldav) and notes. This last one is not a blocker but would like to have it as well!
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Ben Creasy
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Contact syncing is planned - see https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-feedback/suggestions/7158338-carddav-server-for-contacts-synching-contacts
Please close this as a duplicate.
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Michael Jose
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I really miss Google Calendar, but obviously I am afraid to use it. My paper diary is very secure, but it does not email me reminders.
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David Baril
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If ProtonMail were able to provide secure contact and calendar integration, it would become my default service instead of Google. I also use an electronic task manager ("To Do" list) and would be happy to see such functionality included in the development roadmap.
I would be willing to pay an annual subscription fee to sustain the development and ongoing support of such functionality.
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Igor
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Ole
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Manuel
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Calendar and contacts management (includind synch of course) would be a great plus and would bring many people from other - not protected - services.
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Hector
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Better Folder management, calendar, and the ability to paste in a screen shot.
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someone
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Just one word: CONTACTS
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Rob
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Contacts and Calendar options would be great. Currently using my own Nextcloud to avoid google as much as possible.
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RealUser
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Contacts sync please so we can ditch other providers! (calendar is more for business but contacts is for everyone, have to be able to call my wife :)
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Yogesh Dahiya
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If they will sync it with mobile then it will create a problem. SO maybe different apps would be good idea. I also need this feature.
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Anonymous
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What? does this even mea?
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Anonymous
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I don’t think this would be a good idea. It would defeat ProtonMail purpose, which is SECURITY & PRIVACY. A workaround for this, would be a ProtonMail Calendar and Contacts Add Ons
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Roger Morier
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This feature would be a nice alternative to the Google stuff, i miss a trusted secured calendar app. Proton could be a leader in trusted app. I would love to see a partnership with eelo.io
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Anonymous
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+1 for calendar and contacts can be edited on the phone
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Anonymous
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Calendar would be amazing! I'd prioritize that over notes or chat. It was hard enough to get people on Signal — and the secure chat app market is becoming oversaturated — so I don't understand the requests for sms/mms.
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AC
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Absolutely no! Why!? Because it slows down server and will cause a lot of security threats! Where are reason for sync? Your unsecured stuff not going to be more secured or priority, because it's still on other unsecured devices, somebody's memory!
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Anonymous
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I would use all 10 of my votes for this if I could. I support most of the reasons others have explained - security, convenience of having everything in one place. Calendar, TASK LISTS, Contacts and Notes would be amazing. If they could work together even better: having the option to have a task deadline appear on the calendar or if you have an appointment to call a contact it would be great to have the contact information within the expanded appointment. Total integration would be so sexy.
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Anonymous
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We need a calendar because Google does not respect our privacy: it has our contacts and reads our activities to send us publicity.