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It's basically anything that has gone on the internet and could be considered to be public, or known somehow (metadata).
I figure, why shouldn't I benefit from such data, why shouldn't it all be in one place where I can search for stuff, and keep track of stuff?
That was the motive. Hence truly private stuff is not in it (Signal, things that happen at home and in private spaces), but anything that could be externally observed I track using lots of Calendars, and actually I've found a hell of a lot of value in doing so.
Velocio-
"I've found a hell of a lot of value in doing so"
Examples? Twitter search is shit so I can see being able to find stuff in Cal quicker would be nice but I'm struggling to really see how it could benefit someone. But then I am a small minded cretin..
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Signal
I've just gone to install Signal, and ironically baulked because it seems to want all of the permissions. I'm sure it is fine, but just seemed a bit ironic.
(Looking forward to getting 6.0 to have the app by app control over permissions)
hippy
branwen
"All calls get logged in Calendar
All non-Signal SMS gets logged in Calendar"
Why? Isn't that what call/text history is for?
"All Tweets go to a different Calendar (via IFTTT)"
Yes, quite mad.
Why? I like my one calendar to contain bare minimum shit of where I need to be and when. I don't need 30 calendars and certainly don't need to log tweets to them.
Are you being audited or something? You under some kind of life governance program?