Any way to get rid of a calendar I did not subscribe to?

Open the Calendar app. Tap "Calendars" at the bottom. Uncheck any calendars you don't want to subscribe to.

Note that "Juneteenth" has been added to the built in U.S. Holiday calendar. You can unsubscribe to that calendar but you cannot edit it. If you unsubscribe there are thousands of calendars available for you to subscribe to that might better meet your needs. Here's one source:

http://icalshare.com/

Steve Mills wrote:

Yes, I know how to turn them off. I asked if there is a way to delete it or unsubscribe from it.

The U.S. Holidays calendar is built in. You can turn it on or off. You cannot remove it and you cannot edit it.

There appears to be a small glitch in that calendar. The "Untitled Calendar" is the U.S. Holiday calendar. Mine was showing as "untilted" until recently. I don't know when it got updated. But, yours should fix itself eventually. But, it is the U.S. Holidays calendar, it is pre-installed. It cannot be removed.

Steve Mills wrote:

No, the US Holidays calendar I see on my phone is an Apple calendar, like I said it was. http://ical.mac.com/ical/US32Holidays.ics

That is a calendar you subscribed to. It is not the built in iOS U.S. Holidays calendar. If it were, you wouldn't be able to unsubscribe to it. It may also be an Apple Calendar. If memory serves, you need to subscribe to one if you're using the Calendar app on your Mac. I haven't used that application in years so, my memory may be off.

The U.S. Holidays calendar that is part of iOS has had a glitch in where it shows as "Untilted". It appears that, for many people the glitch is only on their iPhones, not their iPads. And, in my case, it has resolved itself.

It's a shame users can't get rid of that one.

You can certainly let Apple know how you feel here:

Product Feedback - Apple

It is likely that you also have another U.S. Holidays calendar on your phone. You said you were able to remove that one. If so, it's not the built in Apple calendar. The Untitled one is the Apple one. Uncheck it and you won't see any of the holidays in it. But, as I said, it cannot be removed or edited.

Other people are allowed to express their opinions on this forum.

Interesting. I'd not heard of Juneteenth, so I looked it up:

Juneteenth is observed on June 19 to commemorate the end of slavery in the United States. It is also known as Freedom Day or Emancipation Day.

rbrylawski wrote:

IdrisSeabright wrote:

And, the presence of a holiday celebrating such a great thing is bringing up the calendar kerfuffle again.

I see......."harumph"

I'm tempted to create a calendar with no holidays and publish it as having "No holidays that could possible offend or irritate anyone!".

Mine was listed as "Untitled" a couple of days ago. I only noticed because Lawrence pointed it out. I checked it for the purposes of this thread and it's back to to "U.S. Holidays" but does include Juneteenth. I suspect that, in the course of adding some additional holidays, including Juneteenth, something went wrong and the title didn't update properly.

Steve Mills wrote:

No, that does not solve the problem. Why is this so hard for you to understand? Stop replying if you can’t offer actual help.

Actually, what I suggested is in fact a good solution if you don't like the calendar you're subscribed to. There is no requirement for you to use the Apple Calendar application at all.

Steve Mills wrote:

Sure, people can express opinions. But that’s not why Apple created these forums, and it sure doesn’t help the person asking th question. They even say somewhere if you can’t help, don’t reply.

I just reviewed the Terms of Use and I can't find that anywhere. I did see where it said posts should be of a technical nature. rbrylawski and I were discussing the fact that the name of the calendar appears to have changed in which was included a parenthetical comment about liking the holidays. I would have no trouble making the case that that was a technical discussion.

You do not get to decide who posts on this forum. Only the Hosts can do that.

Best of luck.

Steve Mills wrote:

And did your last reply help? No. Stop not helping. Talk to yourself if you like the thoughts in your brain.

As previously noted, you don't get to determine who posts and who doesn't.

My last post may well prove helpful to other people reading this forum.

IdrisSeabright wrote:

Steve Mills wrote:

LOL. Keep telling yourself that.

I seem to have been fairly successful at helping people in these forums.

Indeed you most definitely have distinguished yourself as beyond helpful here!

Is it possible you are using something like a Google calendar or Exchange calendar that have these holidays included already?