ProtonIf you’re scheduling a call, you can now do it directly in Proton Calendar.
Just click “Add Proton Meet conferencing” to generate a secure, end-to-end encrypted link.
Participants can join from the invite, even if they don’t use Proton.
Sad Lanigiro@protonprivacy Will it be possible to create meeting links via API to use it for meetings scheduled by calendly, zeeg.me and co?
@protonprivacy To answer my own question, now that I’ve had a chance to test Proton Meet: You can create rooms with permanent links, which would work well for this purpose. The only thing missing now is the ability to share your availability with these tools, and then you could almost use the Proton Calendar.
elekis 
@protonprivacy
you know that we still cannot select all mails in once ?? before add new functionality, maybe consolidate the existent
you know that we still cannot select all mails in once ?? before add new functionality, maybe consolidate the existent
CandlesARG@protonprivacy open source?
Schatter 
@protonprivacy Nice. But as long as the calendar lacks the most basic features—such as (push) notifications for changes to events in shared calendars, or at least the ability to search for events—this is just another feature that sounds good on paper for marketing purposes but won’t actually be used.
deregon@protonprivacy I have a question, is it possible to add contact birthdays in Proton Calendar ? I can't seem to find the right option anywhere
uname -a@protonprivacy you give the logs to US Based Agencies btw