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@protonprivacy 1 hour time limits on non-business plans? C'mon, even family gatherings last longer than that. Should be 2 hours minimum, plus more for higher-tier plans.
Agreed, Just not enough.
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@protonprivacy your website says that lumo only uses open source models but I could not find what it uses listed anywhere
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Read more about Meet: https://proton.me/business/blog/introducing-proton-meet
@protonprivacy interesting. what open source video meet platform is it based on? (i do read MLS, but key-exchange is but one part of a whole videoconf platform)
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A part of this is that we're launching Proton Meet: end-to-end encrypted video calls where no one can listen in, not even Proton. Built on the same zero-access architecture as Proton Mail. Try it free now: https://meet.proton.me
@protonprivacy Yet another half-baked software? I am really considering switching to free tier when my subscription expires
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A part of this is that we're launching Proton Meet: end-to-end encrypted video calls where no one can listen in, not even Proton. Built on the same zero-access architecture as Proton Mail. Try it free now: https://meet.proton.me
@protonprivacy Great news!
But how about CalDav and WebDav support for calendar and contacts?
THESE are the most wanted features for many years from your users and paying customers. I still have to use a separate service for syncing my contacts and having access on my mobile phone and sharing my calendar bidirectional with non Proton users.
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A part of this is that we're launching Proton Meet: end-to-end encrypted video calls where no one can listen in, not even Proton. Built on the same zero-access architecture as Proton Mail. Try it free now: https://meet.proton.me
@protonprivacy I agree with others here, one hour is sad for paying customers. Instead an arbitrary time limit on a single call give a call budget per month or something like that to people with a paid plan. I do not need a whole day of conferencing every day, but would like an occasional afternoon call with a few family members living further away. Asking for additional 850+ Euros (as someone already paying for a family plan) feels like a door-slam into the face of loyal private customers...
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E em0nm4stodon@infosec.exchange shared this topic
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@protonprivacy Great news!
But how about CalDav and WebDav support for calendar and contacts?
THESE are the most wanted features for many years from your users and paying customers. I still have to use a separate service for syncing my contacts and having access on my mobile phone and sharing my calendar bidirectional with non Proton users.
Working like in 1985. Seriously, Proton?@highfunctioningsociopath @protonprivacy That’s the same story like IMAP and SMTP. These protocols don’t allow for true E2E encryption.
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@protonprivacy 1 hour time limits on non-business plans? C'mon, even family gatherings last longer than that. Should be 2 hours minimum, plus more for higher-tier plans.
@rickf @protonprivacy Wait this is not peer to peer? If it was then there would be no need to have a time limit since the network load is handled by the end devices
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Control your own future with a suite of business tools that don’t exploit your data.
Today, we’re launching Proton Workspace, helping you collaborate securely and privately.
Introducing a business productivity suite that puts your privacy first | Proton
Enable team productivity while keeping data private and secure with Proton Workspace. Privacy‑first collaboration tools for modern businesses.
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@protonprivacy
Annual price: $12.99 / €12.99 | Monthly price: $14.99 / €14.99Annual price: $19.99 / €19.99 | Monthly price: $24.99 / €24.99
The annual is super cheap.
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A part of this is that we're launching Proton Meet: end-to-end encrypted video calls where no one can listen in, not even Proton. Built on the same zero-access architecture as Proton Mail. Try it free now: https://meet.proton.me
@protonprivacy How about a native Linux Drive app? I’d just like to access my files without a browser.
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A part of this is that we're launching Proton Meet: end-to-end encrypted video calls where no one can listen in, not even Proton. Built on the same zero-access architecture as Proton Mail. Try it free now: https://meet.proton.me
@protonprivacy
Is this included in my Proton Unlimited subscription? -
Control your own future with a suite of business tools that don’t exploit your data.
Today, we’re launching Proton Workspace, helping you collaborate securely and privately.
Introducing a business productivity suite that puts your privacy first | Proton
Enable team productivity while keeping data private and secure with Proton Workspace. Privacy‑first collaboration tools for modern businesses.
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@protonprivacy NGL but Docs needs a lot more work to be satisfactory for business use.
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A part of this is that we're launching Proton Meet: end-to-end encrypted video calls where no one can listen in, not even Proton. Built on the same zero-access architecture as Proton Mail. Try it free now: https://meet.proton.me
@protonprivacy Proton "Unlimited" has the same limits? Lol are you fucking kidding me?
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Read more about Meet: https://proton.me/business/blog/introducing-proton-meet
@protonprivacy i don’t think you are private
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@protonprivacy Proton "Unlimited" has the same limits? Lol are you fucking kidding me?
@me @protonprivacy Proton Unlimited*
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@protonprivacy How about a native Linux Drive app? I’d just like to access my files without a browser.
@mack505 @protonprivacy co-signed
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@protonprivacy Great news!
But how about CalDav and WebDav support for calendar and contacts?
THESE are the most wanted features for many years from your users and paying customers. I still have to use a separate service for syncing my contacts and having access on my mobile phone and sharing my calendar bidirectional with non Proton users.
Working like in 1985. Seriously, Proton?@highfunctioningsociopath why would you think they would ever do that? It completely contravenes the very market place they hope to inhabit. A lot of people would quit them if they ever did that.
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@highfunctioningsociopath why would you think they would ever do that? It completely contravenes the very market place they hope to inhabit. A lot of people would quit them if they ever did that.
@pictor
I don't think so. Just have a look
https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-proton-mail-calendar/suggestions/31691812-sync-contacts-calendars-and-notes-with-native-mo
https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-proton-mail-calendar/suggestions/32521357-sync-contacts-with-phone-address-book -
@pictor
I don't think so. Just have a look
https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-proton-mail-calendar/suggestions/31691812-sync-contacts-calendars-and-notes-with-native-mo
https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-proton-mail-calendar/suggestions/32521357-sync-contacts-with-phone-address-book@highfunctioningsociopath that doesn’t mean they will ever do CalDav. I will be shocked if they do, and they would lose customers over it
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@highfunctioningsociopath that doesn’t mean they will ever do CalDav. I will be shocked if they do, and they would lose customers over it
@pictor For me it was the reason to cancel my unlimited subscription.
