Google Calendar Reader is an add-on for the NVDA screen reader on Windows that allows users to hear events from their Google Calendar using keyboard shortcuts and speech output.
The application requests access to Google Calendar data using the official Google Calendar API. Access is limited to read-only calendar data.
The application may access calendar names and calendar events, including event titles, dates, times, and all-day status.
The application does not create, edit, or delete calendar events.
Calendar data is used solely to provide the functionality of the add-on, including reading event information to the user through NVDA speech output and allowing the user to select which calendars should be included in spoken results.
Calendar event data is not stored on any external servers operated by the developer.
Authentication tokens may be stored locally on the user's computer in order to allow continued access to Google Calendar without requiring repeated logins.
The add-on may also store local settings, such as selected calendars and speech mode preferences.
No calendar data is sold, shared, or transmitted to external servers controlled by the developer.
All processing occurs locally on the user's device.
The application uses Google's OAuth authentication system and the official Google Calendar API. Google's handling of personal data is governed by Google's own privacy policies and terms.
Users may revoke the application's access to their Google account at any time through their Google Account security settings.
Users may also remove locally stored authentication data by deleting the add-on's local token file or uninstalling the add-on.
Author: Piotr Tarasewicz
Questions regarding this application can be directed through the project's GitHub repository.