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Calendar permissions: the oversharing nobody notices

Open calendars leak meetings, clients, and travel plans. Tighten defaults without killing scheduling.

By Michael NarehoodMicrosoft 365

“Everyone can see full details” makes scheduling easy and confidentiality hard.

Better defaults

  • Show free/busy to the organization
  • Limit full-detail read to assistants and managers who need it
  • Review room calendars that expose client names

Executive assistants

Grant editor rights deliberately, and remove them when roles change.

Need a calendar permission pass? Submit a ticket.