If the calendar’s Access permissions are not set to “Make available to the public”, then authentication would be required and that pass-through authentication does not appear to happen on a Miro board. When I leave my public access DISABLED, I get the exact same results as you have included in your screenshot.
And even if the calendar is made public, I believe that Miro does not code for every time of media/service that is embedded and therefore still displays a standard window and not a full visual preview - I don’t know why, but they do state this in the help center article:
When I make my calendar fully visible to public, I get this on my Miro board:
For a reason as to why Miro doesn’t/can’t/won’t display a full/live embedded version of Google Calendar, you will need to ask Miro support.
If the calendar’s Access permissions are not set to “Make available to the public”, then authentication would be required and that pass-through authentication does not appear to happen on a Miro board. When I leave my public access DISABLED, I get the exact same results as you have included in your screenshot.
And even if the calendar is made public, I believe that Miro does not code for every time of media/service that is embedded and therefore still displays a standard window and not a full visual preview - I don’t know why, but they do state this in the help center article:
When I make my calendar fully visible to public, I get this on my Miro board:
For a reason as to why Miro doesn’t/can’t/won’t display a full/live embedded version of Google Calendar, you will need to ask Miro support.
