Calendar is the one feature of Proton I don't use. For my calendar, the issues caused by encryption are not worth the additional security. But I don't want my c

Calendar is the one feature of Proton I don't use. For my calendar, the issues caused by encryption are not worth the additional security. But I don't want my calendar to be on Google, or some other large cloud provider, either. So I ended up just self-hosting my calendar. It's pretty easy to self-host a calendar, it can be as easy as dumping a bunch of PHP files on a server and connecting to a MySQL database (e.g. using Baïkal).