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I kinda duct-taped a solution together. Currently my HA backups are sent to an NFS mount on my NAS for onsite storage (and to keep the HA VM clean).
I installed Proton Drive on my Mac and use a cronjob to rsync a copy to the Proton Drive mount nighty.... working but ugly
I agree that a true integration would be the best, but also understand the limits of the tool due to its privacy focus
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After moving from Google Workspace to Proton, this is one of the core gaps I have. Ideally this would be an HA Addon (now HA App) that can authenticate to a specific proton calendar, with read *and* write access.... this would be a dedicated calendar within my account just for Home Assistant use (automations, voice announcements, etc)
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I really do need to have some functionality with CalDav/CardDav -- i've had to come up wiht a bunch of workaround and bandaids (running BaiKal locally for example)
While i fully understand the contention with. caldav and E2EE a application proxy that runs on a local machine (similar to Proton Mail Bridge -- except not storing the data as it does) should be a viable path - login / authenticate to the "proxy" which then can be a pure caldav endpoint with E2EE encryption between it and the proton calendars
Maybe?