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With respect, why is the /privacy/ aspect so important in a planner app that you've chosen to market it as an important feature? I actually want my planner to b
by pen2l 5y ago
With respect, why is the /privacy/ aspect so important in a planner app that you've chosen to market it as an important feature? I actually want my planner to be public! Makes the appointments/meeting plans process simpler.
Also, while I'm not a big fan of integrating every other thing into gmail, I actually rather like that recent updates in gmail which have calendar/planner on the side, I think they've got the right idea. Something like a planner/calendar I _want_ to be ubiquitous and visible all the time in whatever UI I'm in.
- raidel94 5y agoThis is a really good point. To be honest in my case I don't like when I write something in Google calendar and after that I have 20 ads about that. Aside from that, being able to have my calendar public is very useful.
- wormer 5y agoIt's about the choice rather than forcing to be locked into someone having the ability to know literally what you are going to do next.
- ragnarok911 5y agoGreat point