I'm looking for ways to enhance privacy and security in Notion. I often face the challenge of managing databases where I need to grant access to different users, but the owner wants to ensure limited access to certain information. So far, I've been using formulas and locking pages, but I've noticed that anyone with access can use the /table command to view the entire database. Has anyone encountered this issue and found a reliable way to handle it? Any tips or workarounds would be greatly appreciated!

Hey everyone, hope you're having a good week! @Tomas Maruccio and @Les Gramantik were having an interesting chat about privacy and security in Notion so I thought I'd chime in and share something with you all. There's an elegant solution to storing public and private information together in your Notion workspaces but it can be tricky to work out how to do it on your own. I hope this helps.

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@Jay Jeffries and I had a client this morning who was interested in using Notion as a booking system. If you've ever wondered about whether that's possible here's a way to go about creating it for yourself. https://www.loom.com/share/b0a08ff5b3e14a27ad134adbfe180ba2?sid=f4eee786-2b92-4b46-b0f0-5f9152e4bb03

For those wondering how Notion automations can be used (as opposed to API automations), here's a simple yet common example: When a new project is created in the "Projects" database, it automatically triggers tasks to appear in the Tasks database. These tasks are automatically linked to the project. I've made a short 3-minute video explaining how you might set this up.