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Parts of the application are considered EE and not open source.
Cal.com is a US-based company and with geopolitical changes this can be a problem since the new administration can force cal.com to perform acts to get leverage over former US-allies.
For this reason, we are replacing Calendly. It seems cal.com is the only serious calendar software that supports Proton Calendar (CalDAV read-only).
Is there a known company that provides the EE features in Europe? And is not under US control nor dependent on the actions that Cal.com might be forced to take under US law?
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Parts of the application are considered EE and not open source.
Cal.com is a US-based company and with geopolitical changes this can be a problem since the new administration can force cal.com to perform acts to get leverage over former US-allies.
For this reason, we are replacing Calendly. It seems cal.com is the only serious calendar software that supports Proton Calendar (CalDAV read-only).
Is there a known company that provides the EE features in Europe? And is not under US control nor dependent on the actions that Cal.com might be forced to take under US law?
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