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Known limits
Here's what Face Kicker doesn't do yet.
- Microsoft sign-in may need your IT department. Face Kicker is a verified Microsoft publisher, so if your organisation lets people approve apps themselves, you can sign in on your own. If it doesn't, an admin has to approve it first. The page for IT admins has what they need. If your organisation runs its own Exchange server, Mac Calendar works with no sign-in.
- Microsoft 365 through the Calendar app is going away. Microsoft began switching off the connection Apple's Calendar app uses for Microsoft 365 on 1 October 2026, and removes it on 1 April 2027. Sign in with Microsoft instead: Face Kicker's sign-in doesn't use that connection.
- No direct Google sign-in. Google calendars work through Mac Calendar.
- One account per source. A meeting that arrives through both Microsoft sign-in and Mac Calendar alerts twice.
- "In a call" is a guess. The quiet corner panel appears when Teams, Zoom, Webex, Keynote or PowerPoint is the app in front, whether or not a call is live.
- Mac only, and English only. macOS 15 or later.