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That would be very cute, especially if it syncs across proton, from contacts to calender
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They do exist in contacts but birthdays from contacts Do NOT show up automatically in the calendar
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There are already projects that do this, look at something like
Nextcloud Contacts
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Self-hosted (full data ownership)
Sync via CardDAV
Works with Android + iOSDAVx⁵
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Sync tool (not a standalone contacts app)
Connects phone to Nextcloud, Fastmail, etc.Fossify Contacts
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Fully open source
Offline-first, no trackingTuta Contacts
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End-to-end encrypted
Privacy-centric ecosystemand many more
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Btw there are like a lot of open source projects in that dirrection alr maybe you should look at thouse and find your bubble there
Mastodon — Most popular federated microblogging platform
Lemmy — Growing Reddit alternative with active communities
Pixelfed — Popular Instagram alternative
Discourse — Widely used modern forum software
WordPress (self-hosted) — Most deployed blogging/CMS platform
Matrix/Element — Large federated messaging network
PeerTube — Established decentralized video platform
Friendica — Established Facebook alternative
Ghost — Popular modern blogging platform
Nextcloud — Widely used self-hosted cloud storage with social features
Rocket.Chat — Popular team communication platform
Mattermost — Active Slack alternative community
Diaspora — Early decentralized social network (declining usage)
Misskey — Growing Japanese microblogging platform
Funkwhale — Music/audio sharing community
Peertube instances — Various community-run servers
Zulip — Niche but active team messaging platform
Jami (GNU Ring) — Decentralized messaging (smaller user base)
Pleroma — Lightweight Mastodon alternative (niche)
Hubzilla — Decentralized identity and social (small community)
Flarum — Growing lightweight forum platform
WriteFreely — Federated blogging (small but growing)
NodeBB — Active forum software community
Akkoma — Pleroma fork (emerging)
Firefish — Misskey fork (growing)
BigBlueButton — Used in education/enterprise
Briar — Privacy-focused messaging (niche/activist community)
Session — Privacy messenger (moderate following)
BookWyrm — Literary community (niche but active)
Mobilizon — Event planning (smaller community)
Kbin — Newer Reddit alternative (emerging)
Calckey — Misskey fork (small)
Jitsi — Video conferencing (enterprise use)
Elgg — Community platform (legacy/declining)
Pligg — Social news aggregator (legacy)
GNU Social — Early microblogging (declining)
Gotosocial — Minimal ActivityPub server (experimental)
Sharkey — Misskey fork (small)
Honeycomb — Experimental platform
Phlyper — Niche microblogging
Glitch Social — Mastodon fork (small community)
Hometown — Mastodon fork (small but dedicated)
Aardwolf — In development/minimal users
Socialhome — Experimental (minimal activity)
Tiki Wiki — Wiki with social features (legacy)
Oxwall — Social network software (declining)
Dolphin — Social networking (legacy/declining)
Humhub — Community platform (niche enterprise)
Microblog.pub — Single-user microblogging (very small)
Honk — Minimal ActivityPub server (very small)
Lychee — Photo management (small user base)
Piwigo — Photo gallery (legacy/small)
Immich — New photo backup platform (emerging)
Photoprism — AI photo library (growing niche)
Plume — Federated blogging (minimal activity)
Zap — Protocol/platform (experimental)
OneSocial — Community platform (legacy)
Socloz — Social network for groups (minimal)
Newscoop — Journalism platform (legacy/declining)
Vanilla Forums — Forum software (legacy)
SMF — Classic forum (legacy)
phpBB — Classic forum (legacy/declining)
Bridgy Fed — Protocol bridge (technical/niche)
LibreFlix — Video learning (very small)
OpenHatch — Developer community (niche/small)
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Difficult Problem, but proton adding one more name to a list of alternative social media wouldn't really solve your problem would it? Then lets go further: What would solve your Problem? You want freedom of expression, democracy etc? yea we all do but thats work. And everyone has to contribute to it, ofc it is easier to sit back and relax and use Mac/Windows 11 and Facebook where everything is decided for you, but those are ****/annoying as ****, so take action and decide for yourself where you want to stand choose your own operating system, your own social media / forum etc
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How would that be useful? it dosn't use your stuff for training so it dosn't affect how it interacts with you. You can already make a text document out of your ChatGPT text and give that to lumo, ask to extract the most important details, stuff like that
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They made what you asked for: proton Meet
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honestly that would be great for pice of mind
(another user wrote that something like it is already implemented thou)
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you mean only proton users can log in?
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You can already do that!
Inside your GoDaddy / Namecheap / Porkbun / domain registrar you set up a subdomain
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meet.yourcompanyname.com
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invitationlink134543.yourcompanyname.com
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(you can write whatever here).yourcompany.comand point it to your proton meet link.
Yes this process is tedious, every time going inside your registrar, but you CAN do it if you NEED to. If you don't know how to do it just ask the tech guy at your company or the friendly nerd in your neighborhood, maybe even ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini can guide you throw how to set it up
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What bothers you about signal? What do you actually need?
The main thing that makes signal less usable is that your most important contacts don't have it. I had the same issue, but over months, one by one painstakingly i convinced all my important contacts to download signal that didn't have it, and just last week for the first time signal felt like a real messenger. And you know what? it wasn't because of a new feature or redesign, it was the fact that every time i checked, 2 new messages where there and i actually had something to do inside the app
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I forgot to mention something: If Proton would make a messenger too, it would make the space even more fragmented, meaning even less contacts you can talk to -
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how about you take a look at one of the manny that already exist?
PeerTube — Federated, decentralized video platform with ActivityPub support
DTube — Blockchain-based decentralized video sharing with cryptocurrency rewards
Funkwhale — Audio/music-focused federation platform that supports video
Nextcloud — Self-hosted file sharing with video hosting capabilities (via plugins)
Jellyfin — Open-source media server for personal video libraries
Kaleido — Decentralized video platform (experimental)
D.Tube — Alternative spelling/fork of DTube
Vimeo Open Source — Open-source video infrastructure components
MediaGoblin — Decentralized media hosting platform
OwnCloud — Self-hosted cloud storage with media hosting
Synapse — Matrix homeserver with media capabilities
Peertube instances — Various community-run independent instances
OpenShot — Video editing software (not hosting, but creation-focused)
Mattermost — Team collaboration with video sharing capabilities
Jitsi — Open-source video conferencing (video streaming capable)
Kurento — WebRTC media server for video processing
Livepeer — Decentralized live streaming network
Theta Network — Blockchain video delivery network
Vialer — Video communication platform
BigBlueButton — Open-source web conferencing with video
Streamer — Personal streaming solution
Invidious — Privacy-focused YouTube frontend (not hosting, but video-related)
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how about using something like obsidian?
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why would you want proton to do that? just use one of the manny already existing ones. Yea there are non-technical users but most of the time they have at least one technical or very skilled friend that can help them out, or talk to that nerd at work and he will be happy to help, not everything is a technical problem and you might want to solve social problems with social solutions
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Read books?
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not all eggs in one basket, there are other open source projects / companies, or you start one and do it yourself
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WTF just use something like BRAVE browser that blocks a lot by default
also why would you want proton to build a browser that so much work and there are already option. And there is even a Open Source Browser in development Ladybird Browser