In Google Calendar, you can share any calendar you own or one you have permission to share. When you share your calendar with someone: You can control what they can find and do on your calendar. …

Step 1: Find the calendar that you want to share On your computer, open Google Calendar. On the left side of Calendar, click My calendars. Share your calendar Step 2: Choose who to share your …

Even if you don't share your calendar, super administrators and administrators with the Google Meet hardware privilege can always see your calendar and all event details (as well as calendars and …

On the left, under "Settings for my calendars," click the name of the calendar you want to share. Under "Access permissions for events," check the box next to "Make available to public." Tip: If you don't …

Open Google Calendar. On the left, next to Other calendars, click Add Create new calendar. Add the name of the calendar (for example, Marketing Team Calendar), a description, and a time zone. Click …

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To share a link to an event with other people, find responses in the calendar invite. Learn how shared events work Important: To prevent unwanted guests from joining your event, only share the link with …

Control access to a shared calendar Important: If you have a work or school account, your administrator can limit sharing or turn off permission settings. Learn how to contact your administrator. When you …

This article is for administrators. To share your own calendar, go to Share your calendar with someone. As an administrator, you can control how much Google Calendar information people in your …

Manage how the family calendar is shared. Edit the family calendar's name. On your computer, you can share the family calendar with non-family members. If someone leaves a family group, they lose …