iPhone calendar entries not synced with MacBook calendar

nope, soz, made no difference. Sync was woprking fine until a couple of weeks ago, didn't change anything, stopped working. I don't want to delete one calander and start again as I have made changes to both and cannot afford to spend the time checking one against another manually. Yet another case of Apple leting its customers down and doing nothing to help.

I have hit the same problem again, iTunes kindly offered to delete all my calendar entries, I once again need to manually sync. This is a right pain, I can give Apple the benefit of the doubt a few times and patiently suffer this, as they do a superb job itherwise.

But no more, I am now going to check out alternative Calendar apps.

How did you do that? mine is not working at all.

labbunk wrote:

How did you do that? mine is not working at all.

Do what?

Syncing with iCloud?

http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2672

Mike - am on OSX Mavericks and encountered the problem that my iTunes wasn't recognizing my iphone. I used your remedy for the older version OS and have now lost EVERYTHING on my calendar except for birthdays and anniversaries. I've gone back 3 months and those are all wiped out as well. Now what?

I am using OS 10.9.3 on my Mac and latest iOS on my iPhone. I have set up both on iCloud. The resulting sync of Calendar is incomplete. It syncs the items with a time, e.g. Dentist 3 pm but it does not sync an item that does not have a time, e.g. David's birthday. Is there any way to make it sync all items?

Help will be much appreciated.

ericaLya,

im guessing in your non-timed event, you categorized it as "all-day" right?

Well, I'm not sure. Below is a snapshot of the details of an entry. I suppose it is an all day entry.

I am doing this on my wife's computer, where the problem is. Strangely, on my Mac and iPhone the sync works perfectly - all day as well as entries with time.

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I have been an Apple user for 35 years and I think the product is on a real down swing. Apple use to be known for its easy of use. More and more they are making it an un-usable product through restrictive re-engerning. I am beyond frustrated. It is ludicrous that I can't sync my calendar from my iPhone 5s through a cable to my macbook computer, are you kidding me, with out signing up for your data snooping iCloud application. Come on!!!! Why should I have to send my personal data to your servers?

Apple is not here so no use telling us users, tell Apple about it below

http://www.apple.com/feedback

Nobody is looking at your data on Apple servers (they are encrypted)

http://www.macrumors.com/2015/10/20/apple-ios-device-encryption-ios-8/