In the near future the google-calendar will no longer allow you to add Objectives to your calendar, the feature that since 2016 helped us meet our goals or purposes.
Google Calendar gets rid of goals
This feature helped us save time to play sports, learn something new, spend more time with family and friends, make more time for ourselves, or organize ourselves through different objectives. We told the application what our goal was and the sessions we wanted to do per week and the Google Calendar looked for the days and hours we had free, showing in graphs if we were meeting our goals.
We now know that Google will remove this useful feature from its app. Text strings have been found in the source code of your application that speak of its removal:
deprecationbanner_title”>Goals will leave Calendar soon
deprecationbannerlearnmore”>More information about Objective alternatives
deprecationbannerbuttontext”>Create an event instead
As we can see, Google will invite the user to create an event to replace your targets, so that the calendar continues to remind you of the days and times in which you have to carry out your activity. When Google deletes the goals, they will stop showing future events but will show the goals that we have met in the past.
Now what google calendar is a Google Workspace product the company wants to remove the more casual features that have nothing to do with business productivity. It will be necessary to see if in the future Google adds these objectives in the Assistant or in Google Fit.
Via | 9to5Google