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I have searched for an answer and I haven't found anything helpful.
If someone sends me a meeting invite in email that meeting is automatically added to my calendar. Then Slack reacts to this new meeting and sends me a notification. I just noticed this because someone used this to send me spam. How is it even possible that a random person can add meetings to my calendar AND how is it possible I can't find a setting to stop this?
I did find a setting to turn off automatic car rental etc. messages. I figured out I could block people one by one. But I want to stop this from ever happening again.
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Nothing more infuriating than these instructions that NEVER match what is actually shown on the screen. Did you verify these instructions?
I can't find a setting to just block anyone else from adding to my calendar. I do use the calendar to keep track of things and I prefer not to delete it entirely, but I certainly don't want anyone else, especially spammers, to add to my calendar. I only found a way to block one specific email address. Not helpful. There must be a way to block everyone--but I can't find it. Please help! TIA.
Microsoft, I am another dissatisfied and disappointed user with the same undesired calendar invitations issue. Obviously this problem is pervasive and long standing. It is incomprehensible why you refuse to provide a functional solution.
Can you create a rule that blocks invites from anyone not in your contacts list? That would be ideal.