It seems the cloud storage page now doesn’t include Nextcloud because of the E2EE issues. But, it does include a little note saying it’s still recommended for those who can self-host.
This notice should be added to the calendar sync page, as the same E2EE issues apply there, but it is still a good option for those who can self-host.
Nextcloud is not listed under Calendar because it does not meet the criteria:
https://www.privacyguides.org/en/calendar/#criteria
Nextcloud is only recommended for file sync (when selfhosted) due to lack of options:
You can use cryptomator to encrypt the files you sync using Nextcloud to have E2EE.
Please advise me if I am wrong but nowhere on the website it suggests you should use Nextcloud for your calendar syncing (whether selfhosted or not)
Please advise me if I am wrong but nowhere on the website it suggests you should use Nextcloud for your calendar syncing (whether selfhosted or not)
That is the point of this post
I don’t underrstand your post then. Because Nextcloud does not meet the ciriteria so it is not and it should not be recommended.
Third-party Nextcloud providers aren’t recommended because there is no E2EE. However, it is recommended for users who can self-host. This same logic should apply to Nextcloud’s calendar sync, hence this post.
I think for calendar there are good options with E2EE. Why recommend something less secure and less private? This even let alone the stability issues of nextcloud…
It’s apples and pears in my opinion. For file sync simply not many options are available that’s why I believe Nextcloud has a spot. I assume when proton drive f.x. gets sync options there is no point really in recommending Nextcloud at all. Unless they step up their game, but i doubt it.