Google is finally fixing one of Calendar’s most annoying meeting features
Google Calendar is finally solving the RSVP email spam nightmare.
Google Calendar is set to receive an update that addresses a common annoyance for meeting organizers - an influx of RSVP emails and automatic responses. This update, announced in a blog post by Google, aims to provide organizers or their delegates with the option to choose whether they want to receive these notifications.
The feature, labeled "Get an email when guests respond," will be accessible just above the area where meeting organizers can write a description. This new setting is beneficial for those who do not require real-time updates on every individual attendee's response.
This update will initially be rolled out to all Google Workspace customers, Workspace Individual subscribers, and users with personal Google accounts. The gradual rollout is set to commence today. The source of this update is a blog post by Google detailing the new feature.
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