Google Calendar will break down how much of your work is spent in meetings

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Google Calendar Time Insights
The Time insights panel appears on the right of the interface. | Image: Google

Google is adding a new “Time insights” panel to Calendar on the web, showing users how much of their working week is spent in meetings. According to Google’s blog post, the feature is rolling out gradually over the next month on select plans. It was first announced back in March as part of a raft of new features coming to Google Workspace.

Time Insights arrives a couple of years after both Google and Apple added similar breakdowns into Android and iOS respectively to show the amount of time spent using different apps. But while these OS features included the ability to set per-app time limits, Google Calendar won’t let you set similar boundaries on meetings. Instead, it provides you with the information you need to hopefully curb any...

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source https://www.theverge.com/2021/8/31/22649975/google-calendar-time-insights-meeting-breakdown

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