Swiss company ProtonMail provides an end-to-end encrypted email service. Today the company launched the beta version of its encrypted calendar app, ProtonCalendar.
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Like ProtonMail, using ProtonCalendar will keep your schedules and appointments private and secure. To sign up for the beta immediately you’ll have to be using a paid ProtonMail account. Log in using the ProtonMail version 4.0 beta. For now it doesn’t appear that users with free accounts can sign up.
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ProtonCalendar is only available on the web for now, but a dedicated app for iOS and Android will be released at some point in 2020. Along with this announcement, ProtonMail noted it plans to release a private cloud storage platform in the future called ProtonDrive.
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