Compute This 9-27-2026

But if you missed the show last week, you can catch that at schrockinnovations.com. Click on radio show up there.

Last week, we talked about...

these meeting invites that get into your inbox and then automatically add themselves to your calendar, I found it to be super annoying.

I'm getting reminders on my screen like, webinar for this, that, and the other.

And you're like, I don't want to have a webinar about advanced trash collection services.

What is this? Why would I put this on my calendar? The answer is you didn't.

It added itself to your calendar because somebody just sent you an invite.

And that's the default behavior.

Why would that be the default behavior? And it's not just Outlook.

It's Google.

I mean, everybody does this.

You just send a calendar invite.

It just adds it to your calendar.

I'm sure it's fine.

Well, some of those invites had links in them.

And those links were taking people to malware pages.

So when you say, why is this on my calendar? And you click the link to see more information about what you're meeting about.

Supposedly, well, that takes you to an infection site and infects your computer.

So best practice there is there are settings in every calendar program that you can turn that off so it does not automatically add appointments to your calendar and you should turn those settings on like I did.

And then all of a sudden you have no more waste management meetings on your agenda.

We also told you about Apple's new iPhone Cast system.

Yeah, this one really ticked off the text in the shop.

When I was telling them about this, a lot of people did not like this.

Essentially, what Apple's going to do is when you buy the new flagship phone, you get the iPhone 18.

That'll be great.