Willems
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Willems
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I completely agree that native iOS Calendar support is needed.
I'm currently migrating my family from Google/Gmail to Proton, but the lack of proper integration with the native iOS Calendar app is one of the things holding us back from fully switching.
Being able to sync Proton Calendar via CalDAV and use it in the native iOS Calendar app feels like basic functionality, especially for users who want Proton to replace Google or iCloud services.
Together with native iOS Contacts sync, this would make a huge difference for us and would allow us to fully move away from Google.
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Willems
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I completely agree. Contact synchronization with the native phone address book is basic functionality and something Proton desperately needs.
I am currently in the process of migrating my family from Gmail to Proton, but this is one of the main things holding me back from completing the migration. I don't want to keep Google or another provider just to synchronize contacts.
For a service that aims to be a real alternative to Google, native contact sync on iOS and Android should be a core feature. Please prioritize this.
I completely agree that native iOS Calendar support is needed.
I'm currently migrating my family from Google/Gmail to Proton, but the lack of proper integration with the native iOS Calendar app is one of the things holding us back from fully switching.
Being able to sync Proton Calendar via CalDAV and use it in the native iOS Calendar app feels like basic functionality, especially for users who want Proton to replace Google or iCloud services.
Together with native iOS Contacts sync, this would make a huge difference for us and would allow us to fully move away from Google.