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Not to be smart -- but how else would invites work?
How often do you get a calendar invite from a person who you never interacted through email before and don't have in contacts vs the opposite, and actually take the meeting?
Secretary office admin doing their job?
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Not to be smart -- but how else would invites work?
I'd want to whitelist specific people before they could send me a calendar invite. Every other invite request should never reach my device. If I don't even know you, why would I want your invites anyway?
Boss: Why aren't you in the meeting with our vendor to upgrade our X system?
You: Oh I whitelist all my invites. You see, I am thinking about security and don't want to receive invites from someone I don't know.
Boss: Clear your desk, security will walk you out.
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I'd want to whitelist specific people before they could send me a calendar invite. Every other invite request should never reach my device. If I don't even know you, why would I want your invites anyway?
Because you work with people outside of your company, support, vendors, sales people etc. Boss: Why aren't you in the meeting with our vendor to upgrade our X system? You: Oh I whitelist all my invites. You see, I am thinking about security and don't want to receive invites from someone I don't know. Boss: Clear your desk, security will walk you out.
ExternalUser: Hello here is a calendar invite I would like you to attend, please confirm or deny
User: Thank you, now I can verify the request and choose to add this to my calendar or not
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How often do you get a calendar invite from a person who you never interacted through email before and don't have in contacts vs the opposite, and actually take the meeting?
This is a regular part of the recruiting process, where you may start chatting in LinkedIn and then get an invite on your email.
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How often do you get a calendar invite from a person who you never interacted through email before and don't have in contacts vs the opposite, and actually take the meeting?
HR / Recruiter setting up interviews? The person doing the inviting might be different from previous calls/emails. Customer meetings I get invited to often come from someone I’ve never dealt with before, but include others who I work with who were responsible for bringing me into it.
Lots of comments on this thread about bounty payouts. If a tech giant with a standing bounty program isn't paying a bounty, the odds are very strong that there's a good reason for that. All of the incentives for these programs are to award bounties to legitimate submissions. This is a rare case where incentives actually align pretty nicely: companies stand up bounty programs to incentivize specific kinds of research;…
I just did a quick test on my Sonoma 14.6.1 system. Hold the Option key while opening Photos to create a new photo library in ~/Pictures; then use an app without full disk access permission and without photo permission to access that folder. That app was denied access. Then do the same except the new photo library is created in /tmp. That same app is allowed access. This behavior is baffling and inconsistent.
If Apple really intends to support the feature of allowing the user to relocate their photo library to anywhere on the file system, they need to apply the protection properly.
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Not to be smart -- but how else would invites work?
How often do you get a calendar invite from a person who you never interacted through email before and don't have in contacts vs the opposite, and actually take the meeting?
NSO Group would have paid more, quicker
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How often do you get a calendar invite from a person who you never interacted through email before and don't have in contacts vs the opposite, and actually take the meeting?
Project manager from other team arranging a cross team meeting? Secretary office admin doing their job?