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Connecting Google and Microsoft calendars
What we ask for, what we store, and why the consent screen looks the way it does.
Click Connect Google or Connect Microsoft under Calendars. You'll be asked to allow LineMerge to read your calendar list and events, and to create events (that is how a confirmed booking lands on your calendar).
After consent, every calendar on that account appears in the list. Pause any you don't want counted. Each one starts private: you see its event details on your own merged calendar, and everyone else sees only that you are busy. Set a calendar to household or public to let titles show to others.
Google shows two calendar boxes — leave both ticked. One lets you choose which calendars count; the other reads your busy times and adds confirmed bookings. With either unticked nothing is connected, and LineMerge tells you so.
If Google shows an "unverified app" warning during our verification period, choose Advanced → continue; the permissions are identical.
Microsoft says "Need admin approval"? Many organisations only let an administrator approve apps that read calendars. Send your IT admin this link — one approval covers everyone in the organisation, and it gives LineMerge nothing until each person connects their own account: https://linemerge.com/connect/microsoft/admin. If that isn't possible, pair your phone instead: the Device Bridge needs no approval.
Tokens are encrypted at rest. Disconnecting an account deletes its tokens and the mirrored events immediately, and removes any time blocks its calendars wrote elsewhere.