Google Calendar is rolling out a new Android setting that gives users more granular control over how other apps access their calendar data, moving beyond the broader Android calendar permission. This ...

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Android already has an existing permission for calendar access. Google Calendar appears to be working on a new setting that would prevent the app from sharing its own info with other calendar apps.

This update, as shared on Google Workspace Updates, will enable the Calendar API to differentiate events created from Gmail. This means that starting May 30, 2024, you’ll be able to easily ...

At the moment, birthdays that appear in Google Calendar are based on Google Contacts information, but manual creation is now coming. The Android app is now adding the ability to directly “create ...

Google Calendar is a core part of the Android productivity package — but if all you’re using is what you see on the app’s surface, you’re missing out on some pretty powerful possibilities.

It’s a surprisingly common position, but guess what? On Android in particular, there’s a decent chance your phone’s default calendar app isn’t the best option. And it doesn’t take much ...

With the latest update of the Google Calendar app on Android, users will see a new icon directly to the left of their profile image. That icon is for Tasks, which means you no longer have to use ...