Important: If your calendar is for your work or school, your administrator decides if you can share it. If you can't share a calendar, learn how to contact your administrator. In Google Calendar

Share your calendar Important: If your calendar is for your work or school, your administrator decides if you can share it. If you can't share a calendar, learn how to contact your administrator. In Google …

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 …

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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Important: If your calendar is for your work or school, your administrator decides if you can share it. If you can't share a calendar, learn how to contact your administrator. In Google Calendar

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 …

Make your calendar public You can have multiple calendars and share them with different people. For example, you can have a public calendar you share with everyone, and a private calendar that only …

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 …

In Google Calendar, you can subscribe to someone else's calendar if they share it with you. If someone hasn’t shared their calendar with you, you can ask for access to their primary calendar.