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for some reason whenever I add anything to my calendar on my iPhone it shows up on my wife’s iPhone. We DO NOT have iCloud running so it is not that. She does not have my email on her phone. We’re do not have family sharing turned on. We are each signed into our own Apple accounts. 🤷♂️
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All calendars sync from email accounts. If you have any email accounts in common and have the calendar feature of that account turned on then all events on those shared email accounts will appear on all devices that share the accounts.
To see which accounts have the calendar feature turned on go to Settings/Calendar/Accounts, look at each account and see which have Calendar turned on. Then go back to Settings/Calendar and see what Default Calendar is set to. This is almost certainly set to a shared email account.
If a calendar says that is is “shared by” then you must have shared it at some time in the past and forgotten; you can unshare it.
All calendars sync from email accounts. If you have any email accounts in common and have the calendar feature of that account turned on then all events on those shared email accounts will appear on all devices that share the accounts.
To see which accounts have the calendar feature turned on go to Settings/Calendar/Accounts, look at each account and see which have Calendar turned on. Then go back to Settings/Calendar and see what Default Calendar is set to. This is almost certainly set to a shared email account.
If a calendar says that is is “shared by” then you must have shared it at some time in the past and forgotten; you can unshare it.
Family sharing has no role to play in what you are narrating.
With the limited information that you have provided, It is hard to even guess the problems faced by you.
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Thank you for trying to help. I’ll try to provide more information so that hope fully you can.
We are using the standard iCal app that came with the iPhones (iPhone 14&13).
We are using the standard mail program app that came with the iPhones
As for accounts, I have my personal account and three family accounts (general email. Bills, junk). My wife has the same, her personal and the three family accounts.
Each of use our personal account as the default.
No, I am not editing a previously shared event. It happens every time I add an event to my calendar, it also shows up on hers. By event, I mean anything that I add. I type in an appointment to meet with a friend and it shows up on hers. I type in my doctors appointment and she gets it.
this does not happen the other way around - I do not get anything that she manually enter into hers.
one odd thing I see is that on her phone, in her calendar app, it did have my email personal address (says “shared by Tim powers”). I have no idea how this came to be as I never shared anything. In any event, that calendar.
Neither of us have any one listed under
“delegate calendars” in the calendar app.
Another odd thing that I just noticed now that you got me digging, I do not have calendar enabled for the bills nor the junk emails (under settings, calendar). However The bills show up as shared in the calendar app. I will attach pics of this.
thanks for any help.
That screen shot is what opens when I hit the red i after opening “calendars” in the iCal app
If Home Email is on both phones then the Home Email calendar will appear on both devices.
To unshare a calendar Open Calendar and tap on Calendars at the bottom. Then tap on the i next to the shared calendar. Tap on the name of the person the calendar is shared with, then Stop Sharing.
This image is not on your phone, it is on the phone that you shared the calendar with. You need to do this on the phone whose email address is the one after “shared by” in your image, the one you shared FROM.
I don’t see that as an option. Here is what I see when I hit the I on the shared calendar.
Thanks. The mystery to me is how to unshare it? I cannot find that option anywhere, but I may be blind. 🤪
Read my post again. I don’t think you are looking in the right place.
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Whenever I add anything to my calendar on my iPhone it shows up on my wife’s iPhone
