Common questions about WPS Share Calendar usually focus on past event visibility, what happens after sharing is removed, and the difference between sharing a full calendar and sharing one event; this FAQ covers 3 common questions.
FAQ
Can recipients see past events after a calendar is shared?
- Yes. Recipients can view existing events in the shared calendar as well as new events added later.
- Past calendar records are generally visible in the shared calendar too.
- If an individual event has its own visibility setting, the actual result depends on that event-level setting.
What happens to the shared calendar after sharing is canceled?
- After sharing is canceled, recipients can no longer view content in that calendar.
- The shared calendar stops receiving new updates for those recipients.
- If someone already copied or exported some information earlier, that saved content is not removed automatically.
What is the difference between sharing a calendar and sharing a single event?
- Sharing a calendar gives access to the whole calendar and is better for ongoing collaboration or long-term subscription scenarios.
- Sharing a single event applies to one meeting or activity and is better for temporary notice.
- If members need to keep following the same schedule over time, sharing the full calendar is usually more convenient.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Sharing link | A calendar access link generated by the system. Recipients can use it to add the shared calendar to their own list. |
| Free/busy status | A permission mode that shows whether a time slot is busy or free without showing full event details. |
| Edit schedule | A permission level that allows recipients to view and modify events in the shared calendar. |