I have an app that when I try to add it’s appointments to my calendar gives me a message that says Calendar Access Denied. You can enable access in Privacy Settings. However, when I go into my settings, that particular app is not listed. How do I get the app to request permissions? Or add that app myself?
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iPhone 12, iOS 17
I just found this conversation after searching for a solution to the same problem. I am trying to add my flight itinerary from the Delta app and it's the same thing. It says it needs permission. I go to settings, Privacy, Calendar, and there is nothing there to click to allow me to add permission. It's really frustrating.
Doesn’t work
Have you updated to 17.4.1?
RockynRobyn wrote:
I agree! Since updating to iOS 17, I haven’t been able to get the app to request access. I’ve basically given up. And it’s not Yelp.
Delete the app and re-install it. When you launch it again, you should be prompted to grant access.
You'll be unable to use this feature if the Calendar access is denied. You can change the access settings via Settings - Mobile Legends: Bang Bang - Calendar on your device. (Or enable via Calendar - Allow Access on iOS 16 or newer systems.)
Not for me.
I run iOS 17.5.1.
When I open the (Apple) calendar application on iPhone I see no event.
If I click on the "Calendars" button at the bottom of the screen in Calendar, I get the message "This app n'a pas accès to your calendars" with the lock icon.
But I have 7 accounts that are configured - 1 mac.com, 2 MS365, 2 Gmail, 2 others (iMAP)
So, it is not a question of having an application requesting access to my data I believe.
What can I do?
Thanks so much!
Yes, same here! Updated to 17.4 and it now works.
Same situation on LinkedIn. Failed to add events on Calendar and there is no options in Private & Security for LinkedIn access to Calendar. Hopefully this will be resolved soon.
Yes, it doesn’t work, though.
After adding an event on LinkedIn, you do get asked if you want to add the event to your calendar on the app.
I think this is an issue with the LinkedIn app. For other apps, there is no problem accessing the calendar. Thank you for suggestions.
I updated to 17.4 and now it works
Faced same issue, apparently is solved on lates iOS version 17.5.1
Calendar access for an app not available in Privacy Settings
