Google终于要封堵日历垃圾邮件，但并非人人适用
DiebugGoogle is finally closing the door on Calendar spam — but not for everyone
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Google is finally closing the door on Calendar spam — but not for everyone Credit: Hamed Paydarfar / MUO By Hamed Paydarfar Published Aug 15, 2026, 2:29 PM EDT Hamed holds a B.A. in English Literature, graduating cum laude. He loves music, tech gadgets, and exploring the latest in the world of LLMs. He also enjoys tinkering with creative software such as Logic Pro, Final Cut Pro, and Photoshop. A lifelong musician, Hamed plays multiple instruments, including guitar, bass, and oud. He is equally fascinated by smart-home technology and can happily spend hours geeking out over connected lights, speakers, sensors, and automations that make everyday life a little more interesting. When he isn’t covering the latest tech news, he explores more creative topics on his Medium blog, works on his music, or clears his head by riding his motorcycle. Sign in to your MakeUseOf account Add Us Add on Google Preferred Source Google News Summary Generate a summary of this story Like Like follow Follow followed Followed Thread Log in Here is a fact-based summary of the story contents: Try something different: Show me the facts Explain it like I’m 5 Give me a lighthearted recap ### Summary - Google Workspace admins can now prevent users from automatically adding Calendar invitations from unknown senders. - The change helps reduce unwanted calendar clutter and phishing attempts disguised as legitimate events or reminders. - The new controls only affect future invitations and are rolling out to all Google Workspace customers. At long last, Google is making it harder for random people to add unwanted events directly to your Calendar. Until now, you could change the settings Google Workspace administrators set for how invitations were added to Calendars. Now, Google’s Workspace update lets admins limit which invitation settings you can choose from, closing the odd gap in the old system, where anyone could change default calendar settings to accept invitations from everyone. Google Calendar currently gives you three choices. You can automatically add invitations from everyone, add invitations only from known senders, or wait until they respond to an invitation by email before adding it to your calendar; all of which are explained in Google’s Official Workspace Documentation. Related This underrated calendar app with perfect sync makes Google Calendar feel ancient I didn’t expect a calendar app to wow me, but this one genuinely transformed my workflow. Posts 7 By Tashreef Shareef ## Why Google Calendar restrictions matter ### Random calendar invites could do more harm than just clutter Calendar spam has been around for years; we have previously covered how to stop spam invites from appearing in Google Calendar. While an unwanted calendar event is annoying on its own, letting invitations from unknown senders automatically appear can also create a security problem. The bigger concern is that a calendar entry can contain phishing links, descriptions, CTAs, and other convincing
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