This is one more step toward a private and secure Internet for all.

“Because ProtonCalendar is end-to-end encrypted, no one can access your events but you. “ProtonCalendar will benefit anyone who doesn’t like the idea of big corporations knowing everything they do,” Lonardi says. Sandro Lonardi, a ProtonMail spokesman, tells Inverse that ProtonCalendar will benefit all kinds of people. ProtonCalendar will be available to all on iOS and Android at some point in 2020.

The company says a calendar app was one of its “most requested products.” A Google Drive competitor, ProtonDrive, is also on the way.

“As our thorough security model demonstrates, we worked hard to ensure that you have all the convenience you need from a calendar app along with the security and privacy you expect from Proton.” “No other calendar keeps as much data private as ProtonCalendar,” the company claims. Even ProtonMail can’t see the event details, so basically you’ll be the only one who sees your calendar events. The company claims this is the “first fully encrypted calendar app.” The tool uses end-to-end encryption, and it encrypts the event title, the description, the location and everything else. These companies snoop on your calendar and use that information to inform their advertising.” “For the longest time, to easily organize these events, you had to let large corporations monitor these special moments. It’s a record of the moments that make up your life - your big meetings, your gatherings with friends, and children’s birthdays,” the company wrote in a recent blog post. The company claims this will help you keep your plans safe from prying eyes-including corporations. ProtonCalendar is in the beta stage, and it is now available to those who use ProtonMail’s premium service. The popular encrypted email service ProtonMail just launched its own calendar tool.

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