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If you mean a global self-destruct option for sentbor received e-mails, I think that that could be a useful feature. I should have safeguards though, because destroying something by accident or inattention could be as much of axproblem as keeping it by same.
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I am for applying client-side rules to list-driven senders. I do not think Proton should be in the mail management business; I would much rather they stay excellent at what they do: Providing pro-privacy services to us users who want and care about rhem.
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Many apps behave that way nowadays. While having a 'working copy' offline on the desktop could definitely be useful, I have a feeling that Proton doesn't want offline instances available to hackers who could use it to start figuring out how their data infrastructure works. Sometimes, you just can't have everything, esp. in a low-trust world that makes services like Proton necessary.
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I ansolutely would live reminder templates; I use the full queue of reminders to keep me from missing important events and appointments, and having to reenter them every time I create a new event is a nusiance. I would highly prefer user-designatable templates to stock ones, because we all have different needs and preferences, and depending on scheduling & personal routines sometimes cookie-cutter ones just don't work out.
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This is neither a 'critical' legal issue nor "dramatic soap opera" "sensationalism." The implication of the 'Unlimited' moniker is what was explicitly promised to those wise and fortunate Visionary subscribers: [paraphrasing from memory] "Unrestricted access to all future Proton features and services." Whether or not it is legally false advertising is a disputable, and therefore not highly defensible, point.
Good arguments on both sides have been forwarded, and I'm not foolish or arrogant enough to say that either position is meritless or absolutely sound. Personally, I'm one of those who narrowly missed becoming a 'Visionary' account holder due to life events and priorities, and would like to see a middle ground between being given zero consideration over free users and a 'free ticket' to a service that requires a lot of talent, work-hours, infrastructure, and energy to develop, deliver, and maintain.
In short, I think Proton should offer its 'second-line' Unlimited subscribers a deal - but not a freebie - on Lumo Plus.
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I'm leaning towards the 'existing alternatives' crowd. However, this is from the FUTO Homepage:
"FUTO Keyboard is currently in alpha. We want to build a stable keyboard, but in alpha you may experience bugs, crashes, or missing features."
On the upside, they do support opt-in data collection, so they can use data aggregation to improve design and performance, while nobody has to agree to a set of already-shady or alterable TOS (-=Samsung...=- ). -
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Maybe this functionality should be added to Lumo. Or Proton could look into acquiring Fantastical*. Either way I don't think it's worth their while to replicate features that aren't either in high demand or considered 'industry standard.'
*[Edit]: Proton Admins, if you read this, look up the article on Fantastical in Fast Company dated October 29th, 2024 ;)
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Android users can set notification sounds for specific apps. So can Windows and Linux users; don't know about iOS.
If Proton could provide crossover functionality for mobile and desktop OSes, I don't think they need to build out an integrated audio reminder feature that requires additional complexity and permissions. -
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Upgraded my previous vote. The zoom link showing up in the calendar event is nice, but not being able to see my Proton Calendar scheduled calls in Zoom is problematic for me. I know that's more on Zoom than Proton, but many more busy people than those who commented or voted would benefit from and appreciate this feature being implemented.
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I really need this feature; every time I create a new event, I almost always fill out the reminder slots (because I need to to task-switch and be on time) and doing this gets unpleasantly tedious sometimes. Being able to take an existing event and copy it to another slot, with reminders and notes intact, would save me much repetitive effort.
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Proton and Standard Notes are joining forces: https://proton.me/blog/proton-standard-notes-join-forces
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I am totally interested in a Notes app (or sub-app) connected to Drive, Docs, and Pass; I have lots of material in Samsung Notes that I would like to move but don't have a good place to store it or time to reformat it all; it is a peculiar, proprietary format, and Samsung Notes can be scanned by malware or AI since it's not encrypted.
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Starfish already has this feature. They just took on Visa as a vendor so you can buy anything with a Visa Gift Card now. However it's currently only available for US and Canada residents. Hopefully France and the UK will give way soon.
At any rate I don't think it's worthwhile for Proton to work on this as a project, because it's something that can be done manually using cash to buy gift cards if you need to. -
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I think this is a good idea. However, since Proton is a privacy-focused company and ecosystem, and with that interest in mind:
• Sharing should be toggleable, and
• The context created by sharing should 'evaporate' as folders, documents, or the entire workspace are 'un-shared.'
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Nice idea; a setting to toggle a static or animated (or for some people, no) icon would seem the way to go.
Merci pour la traduir.
I do not think that Proton Calendar was built to be a commercial offering or to interoperate with Google Calendar. If you want specific features that relate to second- and third-party booking and also intake or survey questionnaires, maybe a commercial edition is what you're really looking for.
En Français:
Je ne pense pas que Proton Calendar ait été conçu pour être une offre commerciale ou pour interopérer avec Google Calendar. Si vous souhaitez des fonctionnalités spécifiques liées à la réservation par des secondes et tierces parties ainsi qu’à des formulaires d’inscription ou de questionnaires, peut-être qu’une édition commerciale est ce que vous recherchez vraiment.
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