Proton Drive on iOS Files app
I would like to request that Proton Drive appears in the 'Locations' sidebar of the iOS Files app, similar to Google Drive and OneDrive. Currently, it only appears in the Share Sheet.
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michui5 commented
Absolut critical feature. Needs to be upgraded again..
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s.c.
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This feature was removed (with no warning) when they moved their iOS and ipadOS app to the next Drive SDK. It needs to be reinstated as soon as possible. The Proton drive app is useless without it.
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João Santos
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This feature is critical for iOS users to be able to use it within the iOS and iPadOS ecosystem. Without it, it is impossible to pick files from Proton Drive in external apps, since everything is driven via the Files app. This feature is not a desire, it's a must have for any serious "Drive" app in the Apple ecosystem. I was looking to switch from iCloud Drive to Proton and this makes it impossible.
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B9
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This needs to be fixed/brought back ASAP!
It is critical for Drive to be integrated into Files for it to be usable.
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Alexandra
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Common people, this is really important!!! I have been using it before and now it's gone!!!
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Adam Balogh
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Proton Drive is basically unusable without this feature on iOS. I'm paying for a service, I can barely use. Please fix this ASAP.
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Hans
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Als je alleen met een iPad Pro wilt werken is deze relatie erg handig.
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John Einselen
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I unfortunately purchased Proton Unlimited shortly after this feature was silently removed from the iOS app. 🤦♂️ This is an absolutely critical feature; I can't use Proton Drive if iOS apps can't access it!
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Neck
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It was there. They removed it without letting users know. Same as some features in Proton Mail, just gone.
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Spiff
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This is not a new feature request, it is an old feature request. The Drive iOS app used to work that way until the app was “upgraded”. Look at reviews in the App Store. Proton is so proud of the upgrade despite removing critical features. And this is why I’m losing my trust in Proton. How can I detach from less privacy-oriented companies when Proton works like amateurs?