Like all calendars, Google Calendar is, ostensibly, supposed to keep you on track and on time. At least, if you know how to use it.
Even if you’re someone who schedules everything from dinner to daydreaming, taking hours to learn about every Google Calendar feature or hidden gem could interfere with your already busy schedule.
Getting a pop-up 48 hours before your appointment isn’t exactly helpful, nor is one 10 minutes before you’re supposed to be at the airport. So get a handle on your notifications before you start making them
However, Google Calendar notifications offer three options to choose from Off, Desktop notifications, and Alerts. You can change your notification settings under Settings > Event Settings > Notifications.
- Off: Turns off all notifications
- Desktop notifications: Sends notifications on your Chrome or Mac OS browser prior to a meeting
- Alerts: Sends notifications on the browser where your calendar is open
That’s it!
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