First, let me say there may be a setting for this that I have looked for but not found.
I like the functionality offered by the native calendar widget, especially the longer form one that lists several upcoming events quickly. The issue is that anyone holding the device can also get access to that information. No authentication (Face ID or otherwise) is required. Just swipe the screen. Maybe it’s not a huge deal to some, but you might not want some nosy individual at the office to know you have a job interview in two days, or an appointment with a [fill in specialty] medical professional next week. The office situation is just an example since I don’t always grab my phone when I walk away from my desk at work, but you get the idea.
The contents of Notifications (texts, missed phone call numbers/contacts, etc.) are hidden until you unlock and I just thought that would apply to calendar contents.
iPhone 11 Pro Max on iOS 14.3, and iPad Pro on iPadOS 14.2.
I like the functionality offered by the native calendar widget, especially the longer form one that lists several upcoming events quickly. The issue is that anyone holding the device can also get access to that information. No authentication (Face ID or otherwise) is required. Just swipe the screen. Maybe it’s not a huge deal to some, but you might not want some nosy individual at the office to know you have a job interview in two days, or an appointment with a [fill in specialty] medical professional next week. The office situation is just an example since I don’t always grab my phone when I walk away from my desk at work, but you get the idea.
The contents of Notifications (texts, missed phone call numbers/contacts, etc.) are hidden until you unlock and I just thought that would apply to calendar contents.
iPhone 11 Pro Max on iOS 14.3, and iPad Pro on iPadOS 14.2.
