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If one of your verified email addresses is mentioned in the "Invitees" section of your upstream Calendar Event, you are now imported as such. For example, if you have a Google Calendar, and if you import that in Phorge, and if your email is mentioned in the Invitees: - you are not shown anymore as "Private User 1" but as yourself - the "Busy" orange marker is shown from your Profile (instead of nothing) - the Profile Calendar widget shows your imported Event (instead of nothing - no "Clear Sailing ahead") Example situation: User "test" imports a Calendar. An Event has two invited emails: - 1 email belongs to user "test" - 1 email belongs to another user | Before | After | |-----------|-----------| | {F324892} | {F324893} | So the Calendar owner is not an alien anymore. Allowing to match yourself makes sense because you trust your imported Calendar and we trust your verified email addresses. WE DO NOT MATCH OTHER USERS BUT THE CALENDAR OWNER. Matching other users must involve serious privacy measures, coherent with the rest of Phorge. Closes T15564

If one of your verified email addresses is mentioned in the "Invitees" section of your upstream Calendar Event, you are now imported as yourself, instead of "Private User". For example, if you own a Google Calendar, and if you import that in Phorge, and if your email is mentioned in the Invitees: - you are not shown anymore as "Private User 1" but as yourself - the "Busy" or "Available" badge is shown from your Profile (instead of nothing), respecting the "Time Transparency" RFC 5545 section 3.8.2.7 from your ICS event. https://icalendar.org/iCalendar-RFC-5545/3-8-2-7-time-transparency.html - the widget "Profile Calendar" in your user page shows your imported Event, instead of nothing. No "Clear Sailing ahead" anymore. Example situation: User "test" imports a Calendar. An Event has two invited emails: - 1 email belongs to user "test" - 1 email belongs to another user | Before | After | |-----------|-----------| | {F324892} | {F324893} | See that the calendar importer is not an alien anymore. Allowing to match yourself makes sense because you trust your imported Calendar file, and we trust your verified email addresses. WE DO NOT MATCH OTHER USERS BUT THE CALENDAR OWNER. Matching other users must involve serious privacy measures, coherent with the rest of Phorge. We don't do that here. Closes T15564 Closes T15941

If one of your verified email addresses is mentioned in the "Invitees" section of your upstream Calendar Event, you are now imported as suchyourself, instead of "Private User". For example, if you haveown a Google Calendar, and if you import that in Phorge, and if your email is mentioned in the Invitees: - you are not shown anymore as "Private User 1" but as yourself - the "Busy" orange marker "Available" badge is shown from your Profile (instead of nothing), respecting the "Time Transparency" - the Profile Calendar widget shows RFC 5545 section 3.8.2.7 from your imported EICS event. (instead of nothing - no "Clear Sailing ahead")https://icalendar.org/iCalendar-RFC-5545/3-8-2-7-time-transparency.html - the widget "Profile Calendar" in your user page shows your imported Event, instead of nothing. No "Clear Sailing ahead" anymore. Example situation: User "test" imports a Calendar. An Event has two invited emails: - 1 email belongs to user "test" - 1 email belongs to another user | Before | After | |-----------|-----------| | {F324892} | {F324893} | SoSee that the Ccalendar ownerimporter is not an alien anymore. Allowing to match yourself makes sense because you trust your imported Calendar file, and we trust your verified email addresses. WE DO NOT MATCH OTHER USERS BUT THE CALENDAR OWNER. Matching other users must involve serious privacy measures, coherent with the rest of Phorge. We don't do that here. Closes T15564 Closes T15941