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Currently, for me, lack of a calendar is holding me back. As well as some other features, but I could probably overcome those. Relevant uservoice: https://proto
by mvdwoord 10y ago
Currently, for me, lack of a calendar is holding me back. As well as some other features, but I could probably overcome those. Relevant uservoice: https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-feedback/suggestions/7187339-calendar-integration https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-feedback/sugg...
- Wonnk13 10y agoyikes, yea a calendar is pretty important. I suppose org-agenda could substitute but the way Inbox organizes all my travel is worth the fact that Google knows i'm flying to London.
- johnchristopher 10y ago>> They already have a mountain of data on me, but I really want to start taking encryption and privacy more seriously. > I suppose org-agenda could substitute but the way Inbox organizes all my travel is worth the fact that Google knows i'm flying to London. Well.. at some point you have to choose something over the other.
- rethab 10y agoYeah, but it's planned. They also mentioned the calendar coming in a recent blog post. In general, I should say I am pretty happy with protonmail. I've been using it for over a year now, however, in general I'm still pretty dependent on google for calendar, android, etc. When it comes to spam, my feeling is that I do get more now. But as long as it is properly categorized -- which it is -- I don't really mind getting it.
- nwuensche 10y agoDo you also get ads by protonmail itself or does it come from other websites? And is there any unsubscribe feature like in outlook?
- rethab 10y agoNo, these are not from protonmail. It's more like p-enlargements, pills etc.. As far as general marketing mails are concerned, no, I never saw an unsubscribe link.