ProtonMail servers are in Europe’s most secure data center, 3,300 feet (1,000 meters) under solid rock. The creators used their technical expertise to develop a safe and anonymous email system, including other products, such as Proton VPN. The group is passionate about privacy and protecting the civil liberties of individuals online. Full details here: is a web-based secure email service created by a group of engineers, developers, and scientists in Switzerland. Stay organized and stop corporations from spying on your schedule. The day has arrived! ProtonCalendar is now in open beta. It’s using the same end-to-end encryption that ProtonMail does to ensure no one can access the details except you.

The ProtonCalendar is solely meant to be more secure and keep your data private – even the company cannot see the events you create because the calendar is now encrypted. If you are a paid user, you should see a new “ProtonCalendar” icon in the sidebar – below your address book. ProtonMail didn’t set out to reinvent your calendar and it hasn’t. You will have to wait until 2020 to be able to use the feature on iOS and Android. Also, the feature is only available on the web version of the platform.

The company intends to test out the calendar and iron out the kinks before making it available to all next year. The calendar feature is currently in beta and accessible only to paid ProtonMail users. It essentially comes as a replacement for all calendar apps since it’s the first fully encrypted one – which makes it appealing to a lot of privacy-conscious users. ProtonCalendar, as it’s called, made its official debut on Monday to offer users an end-to-end encrypted alternative to Google Calendar.

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