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Recently, I started putting events in the Apple calendar app on my iPhone. Not too long after, I started receiving emails in my gmail from Google about upcoming events in my calendar. Strange.

 

Anyone else experienced this? I don't really have a problem with Google knowing what I'm doing throughout my day (it's a reality that must be accepted), I'm just tired of all of the spam that I get in my email telling me about things that I already know. Is there an option that I can turn off, or is this just Google moving further towards the omniscient being that they look to become?

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Cause it enables google calendar when u log into gmail on apple devices.

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Google has been super intrusive for years now.

 

Become a tin-foil hat like me and start reading about how much privacy we actually have https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy

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Cause it enables google calendar when u log into gmail on apple devices.

 

Really? I'm surprised that Google didn't take that time to promote their calendar app rather than just quietly setting it up in the background.

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i welcome our google overlords, and i will the there when lord goog deals the killing blow to appleking

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Really? I'm surprised that Google didn't take that time to promote their calendar app rather than just quietly setting it up in the background.

They make the majority of there money off data harvesting so I'm not too surprised.

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