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Sharing a calendar is available on Web.
On next iterations we would like to enable the editing permission on mobile apps and add in the future to only share the "busy" information
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Agreeing with many here. Let me toggle a switch in settings to "lower the shields" just enough to use Proton Calendar with the native iOS calendar app (as well as syncing contacts) and I'll finally be able to jump ship from the big "G".
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Agreed - to truly make the switch from Google, having the ability to sync ProtonCalendar (and Contacts) to the (in my case, iOS) ecosystem and native calendar/contact apps is a must.
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I would take this one step further (or a slightly altered direction) and request that we be able to add the Proton Calendar to the (in my case, iOS) default calendar app. I understand this may be "less secure", but it opens up the ability to integrate the calendar with other apps (like being able to open the Waze navigation app and see my next appointment - allowing me to quickly click it to begin navigation to the "location"). As I'll continue to say, this is the one thing that is keeping me from ditching Google completely.