Google Workspace Changes

users with the ability to “Make changes to events” can now see the members of the shared calendar, i.e. who their events are shared with

users with the ability to “Make changes to events” can now see the members of the shared calendar, i.e. who their events are shared with

Users with 'Make changes to events' permission can now see members of shared Google Calendars.

Google Calendar is improving visibility for shared calendars by allowing users with the 'Make changes to events' permission to see the members of the shared calendar. This ensures that users creating events on a shared calendar are aware of who those events are shared with. For developers, the Acl.list and Acl.get methods will now return shared calendar members, and Acl.watch will provide notifications regarding changes to those members.

improved email notification experience between Google Calendar and third-party calendar services, like Outlook

Event guests will now enjoy a more reliable syncing experience and less calendar emails in their inbox.

Improved syncing experience between Google Calendar and third-party calendars is now generally available.

Google Calendar has improved the syncing experience with third-party calendar services, such as Outlook, to ensure more reliable event synchronization and reduced inbox clutter. The update introduces additional filterable emails for recurring event updates, featuring banners that guide users on how to create filters to hide these sync notifications. Additionally, the Envelope-Sender address has been updated to improve DMARC alignment reliability when delivering to third-party recipients.