It's not a national holiday. Maybe a religious one? I want it off my calendar. I'd like to stick to actual US Holidays.
Thanks.
iPhone 7, iOS 11.2.6
Yes it can, but that hardly constitutes bullying.
It is a user manned Technical Support forum, but that has not stopped the hordes from ignoring that fact.
Did the same thing
And you found out that Holi is not a US Holiday. Neither is Good Friday or Easter.
GB
Caswartz wrote:
So in order to get rid of Holi, I have to uncheck US HOLIDAYS and then it’s gone ALONG WITH MY US HOLIDAYS. Holi is not a US HOLIDAY
Are you incapable of typing? If no subscription calendar suits you, don’t use any. Enter whatever holidays you wish in your calendar. Issue solved.
Nothing compells anyone to use anyone else’s optional subscription content in their own calendar. If you don’t like the subscription content, don’t subscribe.
And just what do you classify as a “US Holiday” since the United States of America has not one single Congress enacted National Holiday.
Igothepower wrote:
“Holi” has never been a US holiday nor indicated on a US holiday calendar until now. Why added it now I believe that the point of this thread.
For pity's sake! It's a calendar. It's not a loyalty test. It's not a measure of any religion's or ethnicity's worth. And, it's Apple's calendar. If they want to add "National Way Too Many Americans are Way Too Parochoical Day", they can.
Not that simple of a question when it shows both a lack of knowledge about what is a holiday (there actually are none), and intolerance of any marked day that doesn't fit their world.
Where did all of these "holidays" come from? The same place vacation days, medical/dental coverage and other job perks did. They became common extras days off over a period of time to draw potential quality employees to a business. A carrot to dangle out so you'd get a sought after person over your competitor.
None, not one of these "holidays" are automatic days off at any job you will ever have. They're offered as a perk, only, and can be taken away if the employer wishes.
How do I remove "Holi" (March 2) from my iphone calendar?
