events, passwords and RSVPs
Understand event discovery, passwords, attendance requests and address visibility.
Events are available only to accounts with event access during the rollout. Creating an event requires a verified email; submitted events go through moderation.
Who can find an event?
Public and unlisted events can appear in event lists. An unlisted event requires its password to open the protected details. Private events stay out of event lists and require a direct link and password. During this rollout, "public" still means viewers with event access, not anonymous visitors.
A password change invalidates previous access. Sharing an event link does not bypass its current password or visibility rules.
RSVPs and the address
"Interested" is not an approved place. When approval is required, a request stays pending until the organizer approves it. Capacity can prevent another place being accepted. Check your current RSVP status before making plans.
The venue address is shown to the organizer and authorized administrators. Other viewers need an approved RSVP, or a going RSVP when approval is not required, plus any required password access. Pending, interested, declined and waitlisted RSVPs do not reveal the address.
Hiding, removing or changing access to an event can make an old link unavailable. Information someone already copied cannot be recalled.