Akash Kumar
3 min readPublished on Oct 12 2021 | Last updated on Aug 21 2023
Google Calendar sends push and email notifications to remind you about any meeting or event you may have scheduled. Some people might not want all of those messages—or you might want more of them. Here's how to change the push and email notification settings for any of your Google calendars, or turn off push notifications altogether.
By default, there is a notification ten minutes before all appointments. If you’d like to change this, and only see notifications when you’ve specifically added them, you’ll need to change the settings for your calendar.
How to Change Push and Email Notification Settings for any Calendar?
First, under Event notifications, you can configure whether you'll get a desktop notification, an email notification, or both. In the next section, you can decide whether and when you should get notifications for all-day events. You can also configure whether you should get email notifications regarding group events.
You can toggle emails for new events, changed events, cancelled events, and responses from attendees. You can even get an agenda emailed to you every morning. These are per-calendar settings—if you have multiple calendars you'll need to change this for all of them. This means you can use different settings for different calendars.
You can also add a custom notification for any event. Click on any event, then click the pencil icon.
By default there will be a notification 10 minutes before the event. You can add an email notification, if you’d like, or remove notifications altogether.
How to Turn Off all Google Calendar Notifications on Desktop?
How to Get Google Calendar Notifications in Other Apps?
Many people often don’t want notifications in their email boxes, With Appy Pier Connect, you can receive notifications in other apps by integrating Google Calendar with 150+ other apps.
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