I think I’d rather believe official documented android behavior.
I can access my calendars from any app on android… maybe they couldn’t access it from the app, that I can believe ; but then that’s not at all like “pay us or lose your photos”.
I’ve tried simple calendar you can’t it’s clearly not using the android calendar system but it’s own one stored in the apps data so it doesn’t share to other apps
I’m using it as my main calendar app, all my events are accessible from other apps.
At the bottom of the “add event” menu, you have the option of choosing where it’s stored (“event types” in the settings, rather confusingly). I guess that choosing “locally” could prevent other apps from seeing the event, maybe, but I don’t use that option because I sync my calendars.
Isn’t calendar info stored in android itself ? 🤨
That’s not the claim made by a ton of reviews on Simple’s play store calendar listing
I think I’d rather believe official documented android behavior.
I can access my calendars from any app on android… maybe they couldn’t access it from the app, that I can believe ; but then that’s not at all like “pay us or lose your photos”.
I’ve tried simple calendar you can’t it’s clearly not using the android calendar system but it’s own one stored in the apps data so it doesn’t share to other apps
I’m using it as my main calendar app, all my events are accessible from other apps.
At the bottom of the “add event” menu, you have the option of choosing where it’s stored (“event types” in the settings, rather confusingly). I guess that choosing “locally” could prevent other apps from seeing the event, maybe, but I don’t use that option because I sync my calendars.
Yes-ish. You can absolutely create ‘local’ calendars within Simple Calendar only it can access. At least I think I achieved this.
Source: me