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What I want to know is why the hell did Google ever think this was a good idea? I hardly even use Google Calendar and yet I had a spam notification about an "iP
by ChrisSD 7y ago
What I want to know is why the hell did Google ever think this was a good idea? I hardly even use Google Calendar and yet I had a spam notification about an "iPhone X" delivered direct to me.
The most amazing thing about this is only that spammers didn't exploit it earlier. Or maybe they did but kept a lower profile?
- rtkwe 7y agoIt's a convenience thing. Without spam invites it's super nice to have events from friends and family pop up without having to make sure I didn't miss anything.
- funciton 7y agoFriends and family, sure. But why should a random stranger who has never contacted me before be able to place events in my calendar without my consent? Why is that even the default behavior? The easy fix would just be to change the default behavior to not showing invites from unknown addresses.