It probably integrates into calendar so you can click straight from there to the conference, or it can read your schedule to let people know you're in meetings, etc etc

Hello Don Rose,

Would you please take a look at this article :

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/permission-request-messages-firefox-extensions

And also :

https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2018/02/01/understanding-extension-permission-requests/

I hope that will explain things satisfactorily,

Thanks, McCoy.

Although the links provided helpful technical background, I'm still not clear on how deeply FCC.com's Addon may probe a user's Google Calendar. Are you able to suggest a suggestion toward a path for me to get to their developers to ask them more directly?

-Don

Eve said

It probably integrates into calendar so you can click straight from there to the conference, or it can read your schedule to let people know you're in meetings, etc etc

Thanks, Eve. I get the practical utility of what you've suggested.

However, in light of recent Zoom, FCC, Teams, AdobeConnect and other video sharing security alerts, I'm concerned how DEEPLY FCC.com may be probing into a user's Google Calendar. I'd like to know how to more granularly control this. Do you have suggestions on where to learn more or directly contact developers of such tools?

-Don

Don Rose said

Are you able to suggest a suggestion toward a path for me to get to their developers to ask them more directly?

Hello Don,

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/freeconferencecall-scheduler/

When you go to "More information" (on the left side), you will see : "Support Email" - you could contact the developers directly.

Good luck !