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1. Pinning Participants in Proton Meet

   We currently use Proton's Suite for everything, but we are unable to use Proton Meet for our meditation group of 25-40 people because there is not a "pinning" feature. As in allowing the host to pin one persons video so that it can be larger on the screen as they are being spoken to in a group. That way you can focus in on one person. It would be wonderful if we could begin using Proton Meet for this purpose, but we need that one feature. This feature makes it much more effective to have any kind of group session, or classroom session and would be wonderful for you to implement for many use cases I am sure.

   We currently use Proton's Suite for everything, but we are unable to use Proton Meet for our meditation group of 25-40 people because there is not a "pinning" feature. As in allowing the host to pin one persons video so that it can be larger on the screen as they are being spoken to in a group. That way you can focus in on one person. It would be wonderful if we could begin using Proton Meet for this purpose, but we need that one feature. This feature makes it much more effective to have any kind of group session,… more

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2. Proton Meet Developer API & Client SDK for Secure Recording, Transcript and Event Integrations

   We are evaluating Proton Workspace as a privacy-first alternative to Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace for our organization.

   One important requirement is the ability to integrate Proton Meet with external enterprise knowledge management systems without relying on third-party meeting bots or compromising Proton's end-to-end encryption.

   We would therefore like to request an official, documented Proton Meet Developer API and/or client-side SDK.

   Requested capabilities

   1. Meeting management and metadata

   • Programmatically create and schedule meetings and retrieve their join URLs.
   • Access meeting identifiers, titles, timestamps and available participant information, subject to appropriate authorization and privacy controls.
   • Integrate meetings with external scheduling and business applications.

   1. Recording lifecycle integration

   • Allow authorized hosts to configure recording preferences or initiate recordings through supported clients.
   • Provide client-side events or callbacks when a recording starts, stops, fails or becomes available.
   • Make completed recordings accessible to authorized integrations, preferably through a secure handoff to Proton Drive.
   • Never allow silent recording or bypass participant notifications.

   1. Recording and transcript export

   • Provide an authorized interface to retrieve recordings stored in Proton Drive.
   • Support structured transcript export when Proton Meet transcription becomes available.
   • Ideally support timestamps, speaker attribution and interoperable formats such as JSON, VTT or plain text.
   • Allow integrations to ingest recordings independently when Proton transcription is unavailable.

   1. Event-driven integrations

   • Provide webhooks for privacy-preserving lifecycle events where technically appropriate.
   • Alternatively, expose client-side SDK events to avoid disclosing sensitive metadata to Proton's servers.
   • Support reliable processing through event identifiers, retry handling and idempotency.

   1. Secure authentication and authorization

   • Provide OAuth 2.0/OIDC-based delegated access with granular scopes, or an equivalent secure integration mechanism.
   • Support organizational controls and revocation.
   • Preserve Proton Meet's end-to-end encryption and zero-access principles.

   Privacy and encryption requirements

   We explicitly do not request that Proton introduce server-side access to decrypted meeting content.

   Since Proton Meet uses end-to-end encryption, a client-side integration may be the preferable architecture.

   An official SDK could allow the authorized meeting host's device to access a finalized recording, encrypt it for Proton Drive and notify an approved integration that the file is available.

   This would preserve the existing security model while enabling enterprise automation.

   Our use case: Haven Evergreen

   We are developing Haven Evergreen, an enterprise knowledge management platform that ingests source material, transcribes meeting recordings and creates structured, permission-aware knowledge.

   Our envisioned integration is:

   Proton Meet → Proton Drive → Evergreen → Transcription and structured enterprise knowledge

   Organizations could define separate Proton Drive folders for public, internal, project-specific and confidential recordings. Evergreen would synchronize authorized source folders into corresponding access-controlled knowledge areas.

   The system would preserve source provenance and apply its own authorization policies independently of Proton Drive.

   Why this matters

   An official integration interface would make Proton Workspace significantly more attractive to organizations migrating from Microsoft Teams and Google Meet.

   It would enable an ecosystem of privacy-preserving applications for knowledge management, documentation, compliance and workflow automation.

   We would be interested in participating in an early developer program or discussing technical requirements with Proton's engineering team.

   Related requests:

   • "Programmatic Proton Meet room creation" (https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/967618-proton-meet/suggestions/51284719-api-for-programmatic-proton-meet-room-creation-in)
   • "Native Proton Meet transcription" (https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/967618-proton-meet/suggestions/51213211-add-transcriptions-in-meet)

   We are evaluating Proton Workspace as a privacy-first alternative to Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace for our organization.

   One important requirement is the ability to integrate Proton Meet with external enterprise knowledge management systems without relying on third-party meeting bots or compromising Proton's end-to-end encryption.

   We would therefore like to request an official, documented Proton Meet Developer API and/or client-side SDK.

   Requested capabilities

   1. Meeting management and metadata

   • Programmatically create and schedule meetings and retrieve their join URLs.
   • Access meeting identifiers, titles, timestamps and available participant information, subject to appropriate authorization and privacy controls.
   • Integrate meetings with external scheduling and business… more
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3. Proton Meet: Record meetings on Android/iOS and save directly to Proton Drive

   I would like Proton Meet to support meeting recording directly in its Android and iOS applications, with recordings automatically saved to an encrypted folder in Proton Drive.

   Current limitation

   I tested Proton Meet on Android but could not find a recording option. Proton's recording documentation currently lists desktop and web applications as supported platforms.

   Furthermore, the existing recording workflow saves MP4 files locally rather than directly to Proton Drive.

   Requested functionality

   • Allow eligible meeting hosts to start, pause and stop recordings directly in the Android and iOS applications.
   • Automatically save completed recordings to Proton Drive, preferably in a user-selected folder.
   • Preserve end-to-end encryption, with encryption performed on the user's device and no requirement for Proton's servers to access recording plaintext.
   • Respect existing Proton Drive folder-sharing permissions.
   • Notify participants clearly when recording begins, and provide reliable upload progress and recovery if connectivity is interrupted.

   Use case

   We are evaluating Proton Workspace as a privacy-focused alternative to Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace.

   Our organization also uses Haven Evergreen, an enterprise knowledge management platform that can transcribe meeting recordings and extract structured, permission-aware knowledge.

   A seamless workflow would be:

   Proton Meet (Android/iOS) → Proton Drive (encrypted recording) → Evergreen (transcription and knowledge management)

   This would enable secure meeting documentation without third-party recording bots or manual file transfers.

   The same workflow would also benefit personal users who want secure recordings of meetings directly accessible across their Proton devices.

   Related existing request: https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/945460-general-ideas/suggestions/50859935--meet-create-ability-to-record-meeting-and-save-t

   Thank you for considering this feature.

   I would like Proton Meet to support meeting recording directly in its Android and iOS applications, with recordings automatically saved to an encrypted folder in Proton Drive.

   Current limitation

   I tested Proton Meet on Android but could not find a recording option. Proton's recording documentation currently lists desktop and web applications as supported platforms.

   Furthermore, the existing recording workflow saves MP4 files locally rather than directly to Proton Drive.

   Requested functionality

   • Allow eligible meeting hosts to start, pause and stop recordings directly in the Android and iOS applications.
   • Automatically save completed recordings to Proton Drive, preferably in a user-selected folder.
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4. Expert help for scam recovery

   My experience with SAGITTARIUS CYPHER CYBER INTELLIGENCE has shown me the importance of professional guidance, clear communication, and evidence-based investigation when dealing with cryptocurrency scams and online financial fraud.
   Their focus on blockchain transaction analysis, digital evidence, and investigative support provides a helpful starting point for understanding suspicious transactions and exploring possible next steps.
   What stands out is the importance of transparency, professionalism, and realistic expectations throughout the investigative process.
   I would encourage anyone affected by cryptocurrency fraud to preserve their evidence, report the incident to the appropriate authorities, and carefully assess their options before engaging any recovery service.
   SAGITTARIUS CYPHER CYBER INTELLIGENCE
   Committed to Every Case. Focused on Evidence. Dedicated to Professional Service.
   ✈️ Telegram: @sagittariuscyphercyber

   My experience with SAGITTARIUS CYPHER CYBER INTELLIGENCE has shown me the importance of professional guidance, clear communication, and evidence-based investigation when dealing with cryptocurrency scams and online financial fraud.
   Their focus on blockchain transaction analysis, digital evidence, and investigative support provides a helpful starting point for understanding suspicious transactions and exploring possible next steps.
   What stands out is the importance of transparency, professionalism, and realistic expectations throughout the investigative process.
   I would encourage anyone affected by cryptocurrency fraud to preserve their evidence, report the incident to the appropriate authorities, and carefully assess their options before engaging any recovery service.
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5. How to Investigate a Bitcoin Scam — Contact SAGITTARIUS CYPHER CYBER INTELLIGENCE

   My experience with SAGITTARIUS CYPHER CYBER INTELLIGENCE has shown me the importance of professional guidance, clear communication, and evidence-based investigation when dealing with cryptocurrency scams and online financial fraud.
   Their focus on blockchain transaction analysis, digital evidence, and investigative support provides a helpful starting point for understanding suspicious transactions and exploring possible next steps.
   What stands out is the importance of transparency, professionalism, and realistic expectations throughout the investigative process.
   I would encourage anyone affected by cryptocurrency fraud to preserve their evidence, report the incident to the appropriate authorities, and carefully assess their options before engaging any recovery service.
   SAGITTARIUS CYPHER CYBER INTELLIGENCE
   Committed to Every Case. Focused on Evidence. Dedicated to Professional Service.
   ✈️ Telegram: @sagittariuscyphercyber

   My experience with SAGITTARIUS CYPHER CYBER INTELLIGENCE has shown me the importance of professional guidance, clear communication, and evidence-based investigation when dealing with cryptocurrency scams and online financial fraud.
   Their focus on blockchain transaction analysis, digital evidence, and investigative support provides a helpful starting point for understanding suspicious transactions and exploring possible next steps.
   What stands out is the importance of transparency, professionalism, and realistic expectations throughout the investigative process.
   I would encourage anyone affected by cryptocurrency fraud to preserve their evidence, report the incident to the appropriate authorities, and carefully assess their options before engaging any recovery service.
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6. Allow editing of scheduled Proton Meetings

   After I schedule a meeting in Proton Meet (or Calendar with a Proton Meet link), I am unable to edit the scheduled meeting to change settings such as "enable waiting room". When I click the edit button in Proton Meet, I get redirected to my default browser and the Proton Calendar page opens up instead.

   I noticed that to change a scheduled meeting to enable waiting rooms, a user has to join the meeting, then enable waiting room, and then either start or exit without launching the meeting.

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7. Don't cut off Proton Unlimited users at an hour in Proton Meet

   This is the sort of behavior other platforms like Zoom offer for a free version. Those of us paying Proton for our subscriptions should not be interrupted an an hour in the middle of our conversations.

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8. Japanese language scholar

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   Subject: Feature Request: Full Japanese localization across Proton apps

   Dear Proton Team,

   Thank you for the excellent work on privacy-focused products. I am a long-time user and a strong supporter of your mission.

   I would like to request full Japanese language support (localization) across your applications. While some services such as Proton Mail, Proton VPN, and Proton Pass already offer Japanese, several others do not yet provide a Japanese user interface. Specifically, I have noticed that the following appear to lack Japanese UI support:

   Proton Calendar
   Proton Drive
   Proton Docs
   Proton Sheets
   Proton Meet
   Lumo (chat content works in Japanese, but the interface itself is not localized)
   As a Japanese-speaking user, having a consistent Japanese interface across the entire Proton ecosystem would greatly improve usability and make it easier to recommend Proton to others in Japan. Given that Japan has a large and growing audience concerned about privacy, expanding localization would also help Proton grow its user base here.

   I understand that localization takes time and resources. However, I would appreciate it if Japanese support could be prioritized for the applications listed above.

   Thank you for your consideration.

   Best regards, TAKADA

   English (for submission):

   Subject: Feature Request: Full Japanese localization across Proton apps

   Dear Proton Team,

   Thank you for the excellent work on privacy-focused products. I am a long-time user and a strong supporter of your mission.

   I would like to request full Japanese language support (localization) across your applications. While some services such as Proton Mail, Proton VPN, and Proton Pass already offer Japanese, several others do not yet provide a Japanese user interface. Specifically, I have noticed that the following appear to lack Japanese UI support:

   Proton Calendar
   Proton Drive
   Proton Docs
   Proton Sheets
   Proton Meet
   Lumo (chat content… more

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9. "Pin" or "Multipin" video call participants

   An option to feature only some speakers, instead of all.
   Context: I often have meetings where several participants are in the same room, but 1 or 2 are remote. In these cases, pinning the remote participants would be incredible.

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10. Need a true toggle to full screen option when in a meeting and/or auto hide of meeting controls

    The current border around the video feed feels excessive (kind of like watching a TV from the 1960s). It would be preferable to have a one click option that enables a toggle to full screen view mode made available in the main meeting control panel. Furthermore, it would be great if this was accompanied by the option to auto hide the meeting controls, which would further maximize the video feed in view. 🤞🤞🤞🙏🙏🙏

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11. Feature Request: Privacy-First AI Meeting Transcription, Summaries & In-Person Recording

    I was recently testing Granola (and know that similar tools are available like Whispr Notetaker etc.) and thought it would be excellent (and far more secure) if something similar was built into Proton Meet.

    It would also be awesome if you could use your phone version of Meet to record in-person conversations/workshops/interviews etc. without needing to actually setup a 'call'. Granola offers something like this, where you can use your phone or watch for in-person recordings.

    Ultimately, I'd rather trust my call transcripts and AI notes with Proton than anyone else. If this on the roadmap, I'd be really excited. In the meantime, I'm looking to use Whispr Notetaker, because Granola requires a Gmail or Microsoft account, and I want to use my Proton email address for sign-in.

    I was recently testing Granola (and know that similar tools are available like Whispr Notetaker etc.) and thought it would be excellent (and far more secure) if something similar was built into Proton Meet.

    It would also be awesome if you could use your phone version of Meet to record in-person conversations/workshops/interviews etc. without needing to actually setup a 'call'. Granola offers something like this, where you can use your phone or watch for in-person recordings.

    Ultimately, I'd rather trust my call transcripts and AI notes with Proton than anyone else. If this on the roadmap, I'd be really excited.… more

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12. Proton SASE

    You already have Proton VPN and that´s great but the next step for companies is Proton SASE. Substitute softwares like Cato Network to increase cybersecurity and privacy. Is very important to have an owned backbone for the SASE. You already have the infrastructure, is the more difficult and expensive side.
    Thanks!

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13. Add the version number of the Proton Meet desktop

    Currently, at least in the Linux version, there is no indication of the version number of the app, nor a message when the app is outdated.

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14. Order of raised hands in Proton Meet

    It would be nice if Proton Meet listed the order hands were raised. For example, the first person to raise their hand is one, then two, and so on. Feel free to reach out if you would like additional information.

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15. Built-in e-signatures (incl. QES) for Proton Drive & Docs in Business plans

    As a small business owner using Proton for mail, calendar, Drive and meetings, the one thing I still need a separate (paid) tool for is signing contracts.

    It would be great to have privacy-first electronic signatures built directly into Proton Drive and Proton Docs:

    Send a document from Drive/Docs for signature to one or more people (Proton users and external recipients)
    Support for the different signature levels under EU eIDAS and Swiss ZertES: simple (SES), advanced (AES) and ideally qualified electronic signatures (QES), e.g. through a partnership with a qualified trust service provider
    Signed documents with an audit trail stored end-to-end encrypted in Drive
    Included in Proton Business / Workspace plans, possibly with a monthly quota for QES

    Why this fits Proton: Contracts are some of the most sensitive documents a business handles, yet most e-signature providers are not end-to-end encrypted and many are based outside Europe. A Proton signing feature would let businesses keep their entire workflow, from the first email to the signed contract, in one private, European ecosystem.

    As a small business owner using Proton for mail, calendar, Drive and meetings, the one thing I still need a separate (paid) tool for is signing contracts.

    It would be great to have privacy-first electronic signatures built directly into Proton Drive and Proton Docs:

    Send a document from Drive/Docs for signature to one or more people (Proton users and external recipients)
    Support for the different signature levels under EU eIDAS and Swiss ZertES: simple (SES), advanced (AES) and ideally qualified electronic signatures (QES), e.g. through a partnership with a qualified trust service provider
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16. Very strong and works with cookies

    Very strong and works with cookies

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17. Allow Meet hosts for non-Proton or free Proton accounts

    I would like to use Proton Meet for a weekly public virtual chat. The chat is open to anyone who wants to join, and we currently have 3 different hosts who take turns running the meeting. In the past we have used a paid Zoom account so the meetings could be longer than an hour and each host could start the meeting and had access to all the features like waiting rooms. The hosts are other community members and are not part of my company.

    The link to the meeting is currently posted behind a registration site, but anyone who is interested can sign up and get the link. We don't change the meeting link that often as we then have to update it in a couple places.

    It would be great if Proton Meet allowed one paid account and I could assign non-Proton users, or a free Proton account, as hosts for the meeting so they could start the meeting if I am unavailable. Just that one meeting. We like to have the waiting room enabled to prevent people from abusing the meeting either during our meeting or when we are not using it.

    If anyone has any other suggestions for the above, please let me know. Feel free to ping me if you would like additional information.

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    I would like to use Proton Meet for a weekly public virtual chat. The chat is open to anyone who wants to join, and we currently have 3 different hosts who take turns running the meeting. In the past we have used a paid Zoom account so the meetings could be longer than an hour and each host could start the meeting and had access to all the features like waiting rooms. The hosts are other community members and are not part of my company.

    The link to the meeting is currently posted behind a registration site, but anyone who… more

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18. Teams-like collaboration and messaging platform (integrated into Meet)

    I would like to propose something similar to Teams, where an organization can introduce Teams and in these teams, groups can be made for instant messaging, one-on-one messaging can be facilitated and files/folders from Proton Drive can be accessed without changing the application - integrated with the existing Meet ecosystem.

    Having this would be a tremendous way to boost how employees could interact with each other and make very efficient cross-application use of the Proton platform at the same time, integrated with their workflows.

    It would also be a really good way to advertise Proton as a viable, strong competitor to existing Big Tech solutions in this space, where I personally see a lot of potential for Proton to grow as a business.

    My suggestion is to, if possible, base this chat platform on the XMPP protocol, since existing end-to-end encryption protocol-level integrations are already present in that ecosystem.

    An alternative would be to use the Matrix protocol (as long as precautions are taken to minimize metadata leaks as much as possible), since the Element messaging/collaboration app has been built on top of this - it is FOSS software and could be a strong candidate for facilitating the backend of such a project.
    This may be worth looking into.

    I'd be happy to see others give feedback on my idea!

    I would like to propose something similar to Teams, where an organization can introduce Teams and in these teams, groups can be made for instant messaging, one-on-one messaging can be facilitated and files/folders from Proton Drive can be accessed without changing the application - integrated with the existing Meet ecosystem.

    Having this would be a tremendous way to boost how employees could interact with each other and make very efficient cross-application use of the Proton platform at the same time, integrated with their workflows.

    It would also be a really good way to advertise Proton as a viable, strong competitor… more

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19. Add a service like google chat

    Add a service like google chat and also make it a Desktop/IOS/android app please!!!

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20. Enable attendees List

    Please enable a downloadable attendee list. Unfortunately, I need this for government funded online classes to prove attendance in Spain. This is the only reason why I haven't been able to subscribe to Proton.

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