Default reminder settings and participant-side reminders: 3 necessary improvements

[Jerome-Herbinet]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

In the general calendar app settings (at the bottom left of the interface) :

• Allow a different default value to be specified for both and separately push notifications and email notifications
• Allow a push notification and/or email notification to be created by default (for any new event created (whether you are the event creator or simply a guest)
• When you are invited (not the creator), the default notification is not created; this must also be the case in this scenario. Currently, the default reminder only applies to events that you have created. Personally, I regularly miss events that I am invited to... It took me a long time to realize that no notification is applied by default. In my opinion, this is a problem because I don't think I should have to add a notification to every event I accept. This third point is already more or less mentioned in the second point.

Take a look below at how I imagine the evolution you could develop in terms of functionality and design (note that there are 2 sections "Editing", and a new one "Reminder") :

[Jerome-Herbinet]

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[SebastianKrupinski]

Hi @Jerome-Herbinet

Thanks for the input! Let's see what product management thinks

[nimishavijay]

Nice, I personally use the email reminders more so I would find this useful

Allow a different default value to be specified for both and separately push notifications and email notifications
Allow a push notification and/or email notification to be created by default (for any new event created (whether you are the event creator or simply a guest)
When you are invited (not the creator), the default notification is not created; this must also be the case in this scenario. Currently, the default reminder only applies to events that you have created. Personally, I regularly miss events that I am invited to... It took me a long time to realize that no notification is applied by default. In my opinion, this is a problem because I don't think I should have to add a notification to every event I accept. This third point is already more or less mentioned in the second point.

Sounds good, although Outlook doesn't have a separation, this would create parity with Gcal and possibly offer an edge over Outlook.

I would however suggest a change in the way this is communicated to reflect the new settings, so we can get rid of the checkbox and just use short wording and the dropdown.