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As mentioned in the previous update on this feature, it is now being edited to be a request for slides.
Please feel free to undo your vote if this is not something you want included in Proton Drive.
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Can the spreadsheet in Standard Notes be transformed as the starting point?
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When you sign out of Proton Drive on a local computer, Mac or Windows, the synced copies of the files remain unencrypted on your local disk.
There are three simple use cases here that could be facilitated by options on the sign-out page.
1. Securely remove all data from the local disk
2. Encrypt the locally stored data until the user signed in again
3. Leave the data as is, open and insecure - the current behaviour.This would allow the user to choose how their data is handled when signing out.
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This is an area with a lot of potential, a permission based CRM, as a critical business tool that retains the privacy of customers as part of the business promise. Take a loot at OnePageCRM as an example of how this could work with added privacy.
Additionally, the software could also have a version for all users to have a better perspective of their interactions with colleagues, friends and family.