Proton Calendar: Secure Events 2.23.11 APK Download by Proton AG

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What's new in Proton Calendar: Secure Events 2.23.11

Minor fixes and improvements.

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About Proton Calendar: Secure Events 2.23.11

Proton Calendar is an easy-to-use planner and a time-management tool that keeps your schedule private

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Additional Highlights
✓ Schedule planner syncs automatically across browsers and devices
✓ Create recurring events on a daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, or custom basis
✓ Use as an appointment scheduler in local or foreign time zones
✓ Manage up to 20 calendars (paid feature)
✓ View your agenda from the home screen with the Proton Calendar widget
✓ Add multiple reminders for any event
✓ Use as a daily planner or monthly planner by switching between different views
✓ Choose to view your event schedule in dark mode or light mode

PRIVATE CALENDAR
✓ No ads, no trackers, and no data sharing with any third parties
✓ We can’t spy on your activities or misuse your data
✓ End-to-end encryption — fully encrypted data exchange between Proton Calendar users
✓ Zero-access encryption — event names, descriptions, and participants are encrypted on our servers
✓ Based in Switzerland 🇨🇭 — All your data is protected by strict Swiss privacy laws

USERS FIRST
Building an internet that puts people ahead of profits
✓ Funded by users, not advertisers — privacy is our business model
✓ Built by scientists and engineers who met at CERN and MIT and founded Proton Mail
✓ Used by high-profile journalists and organizations globally
✓ GDPR and HIPAA compliant
✓ Based in Switzerland and protected by some of the world’s strongest privacy laws

What others say about Proton Calendar
“Proton Mail has now made it stupid-easy to encrypt your schedule. Information about what you plan to do, where, and with whom, can be just as sensitive as the messages you send and receive.” Gizmodo

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