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If you're aware of the feature, it's not a privacy leak. If you aren't, it could be very damaging. It would have been nice if the first time the Calendar parse
by Elessar 13y ago
If you're aware of the feature, it's not a privacy leak. If you aren't, it could be very damaging.
It would have been nice if the first time the Calendar parsed and sent emails on behalf of a user, it would ask if this is what they wanted. It doesn't have to bug them ever again, but that's a single instance of training that would minimize confusion.
- aviraldg 13y agohttps://support.google.com/calendar/answer/36604 https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/36604
- Anderkent 13y agoExcept that says: 'Who: This should begin with 'with' followed by a list of email addresses; these are added to the guest list.' 'Email alice@example.com' does not match this spec.
- kevinjohnson 13y agoAgreed. A simple confirmation popup is a quick fix which might prevent a lot of headaches.