Organization-Wide Default Sharing Rule for Calendar Access Default is as Follows:
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In Salesforce, the Organization-Wide Default Sharing Rule determines the level of access that users have to records that they do not own. The default sharing rule for Calendar Access controls the level of access that users have to each other's calendars.
The available options for the Organization-Wide Default Sharing Rule for Calendar Access are:
A. Hide Details: Users can see the availability of others on their calendars but cannot see any details about the events on those calendars.
B. Hide Details and Add Events: Users can see the availability of others on their calendars but cannot see any details about the events on those calendars. They can add events to the calendars of other users, but they cannot see any details about existing events.
C. Show Details: Users can see the availability of others on their calendars and can see the details of the events on those calendars.
D. Show Details and Add Events: Users can see the availability of others on their calendars and can see the details of the events on those calendars. They can also add events to the calendars of other users.
So, if the Organization-Wide Default Sharing Rule for Calendar Access is set to "Hide Details," users can only see the availability of others on their calendars without any details of events. If it is set to "Show Details," users can see both the availability and details of events on other users' calendars. Similarly, if "Add Events" is selected, users can add events to the calendars of others.
The setting of the Organization-Wide Default Sharing Rule for Calendar Access should be based on the organization's policies and the level of access that users require to each other's calendars.