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Several users expressed their dissatisfaction with the app's ability to generate random occurrences on Twitter. Despite the problem's lack of a clear cause, Phone Arena revealed that there is a solution to prevent it from happening again. Users merely need to access Google Calendar's settings by tapping the hamburger menu, scrolling down to "Settings," selecting "Events from Gmail," and turning off "Show Events from Gmail." Users must first access Google Calendar Web by opening the website, tapping settings in the upper right corner of the screen, and then selecting Settings And. to access Events from Gmail, scroll down. To uncheck the item labelled "Show Events Automatically Created by Gmail in My Calendar," click the checkbox. [caption id="attachment_75506" align="alignright" width="1160"] tryshift[/caption] This solution's only drawback is that it will prevent users from receiving real calendar events that are generated from messages, such as airline information, hotel and restaurant bookings, and ticketed events like movies and concerts. The Assistant Reminder feature of Google Calendar was recently deleted, and users will now receive notifications that "Reminders are now Tasks." "Use Tasks to get reminded about your to-dos and keep track of them wherever you are in Google Workspace," the alert would instruct. Google moved reminders to the new Tasks protocol as a result. In addition, Google took the Reminders feature out of Google Assistant.Y’all, my @googlecalendar has started creating random events based on emails I’ve gotten … only it’s just like, random marketing content and newsletters. What fresh hell is this? pic.twitter.com/9ZWR4Txw9C
— Christina Stephens (@CEStephens) December 23, 2022
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