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ios 7 calendar problem

Just put on IOS 7 on its launch day on my iPad 4 and IPhone 5. They are synced with my MacPro with Mac OS 10.8.5 using BusyCal for my go to calendar. Used Busycal for years.


Everything worked perfectly before I did the updates.


Now my MacPro with BusyCal is fine but MacPro Apple Calendar has missing events from some of my IClouds 8 fifferent calendars same as iCloud. IOS Devices only have events from my iCloud home calendar showing nothing from the other 7 calendars.


Called Apple and levels one and two Apple Care people did not know what to do. IOS 7 was not available for the level two helper.

iPhone 5, iOS 7, Calendar events missing after updat

Posted on Sep 18, 2013 2:25 PM

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Sep 23, 2013 10:01 AM in response to LynnSD

I had similar issues. All of my past events under my "Personal" calendar were not there. I went to Settings/Mail,Contacts,Calendars/Sync and changed the setting to "All Events" (other options are 2 Weeks Back, 1 Month Back, 3 Months Back, 6 Months Back). Not sure if this did anything or not.


I needed to see all my doctor appointments I had had over the past year (they still showed up on my desktop calendar, but not my iPhone). So I went in to each doctor appointment on the desktop, editing the name slightly, and it then appeared on my iPhone. This was a pain, but I got all my doc visits back on my phone so I can search for them. Note that repeating events in my Personal calendar still showed up. It was only solo events that would not display.


Seems like Apple made a mistake on this one.

Oct 8, 2013 6:39 PM in response to George Atwater

i am having this problem as well as are all friends and colleagues with an iPhone 4

I am really really MIFFED. Apple should have told everyone on iphone 4 to NOT upgrade to IOS7 or they should have tested this better and ironed out the bugs


Apps take too long to display

Calendar is not working - No new entries recorded


Ask me if I will be sticking with iPhone when my plan is up

Oct 15, 2013 12:39 AM in response to RichKC

That works on iPhone 5. "Calendar" button RichKC is referring to is the mobile device iCal screen, not your Mac iCal display. There are invisible checkmark buttons there to the left of each iCal type of event which you need to tap to enable on your next sync. This same problem happens everytime there's an iOS upgrade (?) so you would think that Apple would alert people. If they did it's buried somewhere in the fine print where no one will ever find it. A very Windows kind of sloppiness on Apple's part, but this is nothing new: it has been going on for years now. Even pre-Steve's demise.

Oct 31, 2013 6:16 AM in response to LynnSD

My calendars were not syncing to my mobile devices since I updated my iPhone 4S to IOS 7. Eventually I discovered that, while my desktop had me logged into iCloud as myname@me.com, my iPad and iPhone had me logged in as myname@mac.com. I deleted that iCloud account from both devices and re-logged in so that all three were identical and everything synced perfectly. Good luck.

Nov 5, 2013 1:43 PM in response to TTSoulen

Okay, what I think I've learned (I'm not techy) is that the default calendar when making appointments on my iphone no longer defaults to the google calendar after the ios7 upgrade. My gmail and contacts were syncing, and events entered from browser into g-calendar were showing on my phone, but events entered on my phone weren't recorded online. Opening calendar on my phone, and selecting "Calendars" at the botton of the screen I saw more that one calendar selected (check mark)for display. Only one of these calendars is the google calendar. Under "Settings" - "Mail, Contacts, Calendars" toward the bottom there's an option to select "Default Calendar". Additionally, every time an appointment is made there's an option to select which calendar to place the event. Solved my problems!

ios 7 calendar problem

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