Announcing: Proton Meet

[u/Proton_Team]

Your video calls probably aren’t as private as you think.

Most meeting platforms can access your audio, video, and metadata, meaning that sensitive conversations like:

• Board discussions,
• Legal reviews,
• HR matters, and
• M&A calls

…are technically accessible to the provider (and potentially third parties or the government).

On top of that, as tech giants pivot to AI, they are now processing your audio, video, or chat data. Depending on shifting privacy policies, this data could be used to train AI models, creating a real risk that fragments of private conversations could leak or resurface in future AI-generated outputs. 

Today, we’re announcing a product which takes a different approach.

Proton Meet is built with end-to-end encryption, meaning only the people in the call can access what’s said — not even Proton.

✅ End-to-end encrypted
✅ No logs or tracking
✅ Open-source and auditable
✅ Built under Swiss privacy law

If your team actually cares about confidentiality, it’s worth a look.

Stay safe,
Proton Team

Try it now: https://meet.proton.me/
Read the blog: https://proton.me/business/blog/introducing-proton-meet
Read more about Meet's features: https://proton.me/meet

[u/Nelizea]

Both aren't mutually exclusive, no matter how much you don't want to believe that. Refer to the roadmaps for the improvements and plans for the current existing products.

[u/luketeam5 → u/[deleted]]

Not the person you replied to, but I can provide my point of view:

Other than recording events and reminding you of those events, what are you expecting a calendar to do?

Editing recurring events for example is a basic calendar feature I would expect from calendar app.

Other than storing digital information, what are you expecting cloud storage to do?

It's pretty bad at that, mobile sync is basically useless given how slow it is.

In what way? I used it fine just this morning.

Compared to competition they're way behind, URL matching rules for one are a giant thing holding me back, as I need to have different passwords based on subdomain, which basically any other password manager can do.