Proton Calendar Introduces End-to-End Encrypted Calendar Sharing for Safer Collaboration

Proton, the privacy-focused email service provider, has announced a new feature for their calendar app that allows users to share their calendars directly with anyone who uses Proton. This new feature maintains Proton Calendar’s end-to-end encryption, making it safer for users to share their schedules with coworkers, family, and friends.

Previously, Proton Calendar allowed users to share their calendars using public links. However, this new feature provides greater control over who can access or edit calendars. With end-to-end encryption, calendars shared with other Proton users are secure and can only be accessed by people who have been invited.

Proton Calendar also allows users to set editing permissions for shared events, ensuring that only relevant team members can make changes. Additionally, users can revoke access for specific people at any time without affecting anyone else on the team.

Sharing calendars is an essential feature for many people, especially those who work on collaborative projects. However, it can be challenging to ensure that sensitive information is kept secure. This new feature from Proton Calendar aims to address these concerns by providing a safer and more streamlined way to share calendars.

Proton has been committed to providing secure communication services since its launch in 2014. The company’s email service is known for its end-to-end encryption, which provides users with an extra layer of security. This new feature for Proton Calendar shows that the company remains dedicated to protecting users’ privacy and data.