# Unexpected/unplanned event properties inheriting shared property metadata

Customers editing their shared event property metadata will now see that metadata (descriptions, visibility, etc.) reflected across all events that use that property (excluding event-level property overrides), even if they were unplanned on the event.

Source: https://amplitude.com/en-us/releases/unexpected-unplanned-event-properties-inheriting-shared-metadata

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AnalyticsAug 14, 2025

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### Unexpected/unplanned event properties inheriting shared property metadata

Brady Shi

**Description:** Customers editing their shared event property metadata will now see that metadata (descriptions, visibility, etc.) reflected across all events that use that property (excluding event-level property overrides), even if they were unplanned on the event.

**Why:** Previously, in order to see any property metadata (like descriptions, or having a visibility set to Hidden), customers were required to plan properties on events. But this was unintuitive for many customers. Customers often found that if they set a property to Hidden that they were still able to see that property on most of their events.

**Where:** Event property dropdowns, or other locations where descriptions and the like are used

**Available in EUDC:** Yes

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