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Google Calendar Updates
Google • Last updated 6 days ago
Recent Updates
New admin controls for adding invitations to Google Calendar
Managing unsolicited event invitations with user blocking in Google Calendar
Updated options to better view Google Calendar on large monitors
View supporting calendar delegates in meeting guest list
New calendar sharing permission level and changes to recurring event visibility
Improved management of secondary calendars via the Calendar API
Custom event colors in Google Calendar
Data loss prevention policies for Google Calendar now available in GA
An update on secondary calendar lifecycle changes and a new API
Better screen scaling for Google Calendar on large monitors
Improving secondary calendar management with dedicated owners
Easily find and set time zones in Google Calendar by searching for city or country
Updates for March 9, 2026(2 updates)
Improving the connection between Google Calendar events and Google Meet calls
Data loss prevention policies for Google Calendar now available in beta
Better time suggestions for meeting with your colleagues using Gemini in Google Calendar
Calendar event color labels now also accessible to users with “Make changes to events” permission
Automatic addition of owned secondary calendars to your calendar list
New Google Meet links when changing recurrence or start time of recurring Calendar events
Uniform Changelog API
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API Endpoint
GET https://watchchangelog.com/api/v1/entries?source=google-calendar.updatesResponse Sample
{
"source": "google-calendar.updates",
"vendor": "Google",
"id": "tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5245696872621940063.post-5776309277131769616",
"published_at": "2026-08-20T16:06:01.937Z",
"title": "New admin controls for adding invitations to Google Calendar",
"url": "tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5245696872621940063.post-5776309277131769616",
"summary": "Google Calendar users have three options for how event invitations are added to their calendar: auto-add invitations from everyone, auto-add invitations from known senders only, or add invitations only after the user responds in email. To date, administrators can only choose the default value for new users in their organization. With this release, we’re expanding Calendar settings in the Admin console to offer organizations more granular controls on invitations. Administrators can now determine the invitation options available to end users, providing organizations more control over inbound event invitations from unknown senders and minimizing potential security risks from the content contained within them. While the existing capability only determined the default for new users, the new setting applies to new as well existing users. Getting started Admins: This control is set to “From everyone” by default and can be adjusted at the organizational unit (OU) or group level. Visit the Help Center to learn more about automatically adding events to calendars . End users: Users can select the value in their Calendar settings within the boundaries set by their administrator. Visit the Help Center to learn more about managing invitations in Calendar . Rollout pace Rapid Release and Scheduled Release domains: Gradual rollout (up to 15 days for feature visibility) starting on August 14, 2026 Availability Available to all Google Workspace customers Resources Google Workspace Admin Help: Automatically add events to calendars Google Calendar Help: Manage invitations in Calendar",
"tags": [
"Google",
"google-calendar.updates",
"calendar",
"google",
"scheduling"
]
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