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iPhone Calendar Not Syncing? How To Fix
Do you notice that some events or appointments, for example information about update of best pdf scanner, are not showing up on your iPhone calendar? Or maybe your iPhone is not syncing new events with other iCloud devices? In this article, we explain why this happens and how to fix the problem.
iCloud Calendar can fail to sync events for many reasons, from a poor Internet connection to incorrect date and time settings, incorrect sync settings, software errors, etc. We've listed 11 things to try if your iPhone calendar won't sync events between your devices.
Before anything else, make sure you're signed in to the correct Apple ID account. Open Settings, tap the name at the top of the screen and make sure the Apple ID account is yours. If not, scroll to the bottom of the page, tap Sign Out, and sign in to the correct account.
1. Enable Calendar Sync
First, make sure your iPhone is set up to share and receive calendar information with other devices connected to your accounts. To do this, go to Settings > Calendar > Accounts and select the affected account.
For iCloud Calendar, select iCloud on the Accounts page and tap iCloud again on the resulting Apple ID page.
Under Apps that use iCloud, make sure Calendars is turned on.
You can fix sync issues with third-party calendars (such as Google Calendar) when you select a third-party service from the Accounts page.
Restarting calendar sync can fix the issue where the iPhone calendar doesn't sync, so turn Calendars off and on again.
2. Check your Internet connection
If the Calendar application does not show updated events even though your accounts have calendar synchronization enabled, check that the Internet is working properly. Start the browser and check if it loads web pages. If you're using cellular data, you'll want to make sure the calendar has access to your cellular data.
Go to Settings > Cellular data (or cellular data), scroll through the apps in the list, and make sure Calendar is turned on.
You can also turn airplane mode on and off. This will refresh your iPhone connection and hopefully fix things.
For a Wi-Fi connection, turn off the router and reconnect to the network. Still don't have an internet connection? Try resetting the router to factory settings. We've also compiled some possible solutions to connection problems in this Wi-Fi troubleshooting guide.
3. Disable Low Data Mode
To reduce cellular and Wi-Fi usage, iOS Low Data Mode temporarily stops background services such as automatic app updates, background app updates, app syncing, etc. If your iCloud calendar isn't syncing, your iPhone isn't in low data mode.
Go to Settings > Mobile data (or mobile network) > Mobile data settings (or Mobile data settings and turn off low data mode.
Do you notice that some events or appointments, for example information about update of best pdf scanner, are not showing up on your iPhone calendar? Or maybe your iPhone is not syncing new events with other iCloud devices? In this article, we explain why this happens and how to fix the problem.
iCloud Calendar can fail to sync events for many reasons, from a poor Internet connection to incorrect date and time settings, incorrect sync settings, software errors, etc. We've listed 11 things to try if your iPhone calendar won't sync events between your devices.
Before anything else, make sure you're signed in to the correct Apple ID account. Open Settings, tap the name at the top of the screen and make sure the Apple ID account is yours. If not, scroll to the bottom of the page, tap Sign Out, and sign in to the correct account.
1. Enable Calendar Sync
First, make sure your iPhone is set up to share and receive calendar information with other devices connected to your accounts. To do this, go to Settings > Calendar > Accounts and select the affected account.
For iCloud Calendar, select iCloud on the Accounts page and tap iCloud again on the resulting Apple ID page.
Under Apps that use iCloud, make sure Calendars is turned on.
You can fix sync issues with third-party calendars (such as Google Calendar) when you select a third-party service from the Accounts page.
Restarting calendar sync can fix the issue where the iPhone calendar doesn't sync, so turn Calendars off and on again.
2. Check your Internet connection
If the Calendar application does not show updated events even though your accounts have calendar synchronization enabled, check that the Internet is working properly. Start the browser and check if it loads web pages. If you're using cellular data, you'll want to make sure the calendar has access to your cellular data.
Go to Settings > Cellular data (or cellular data), scroll through the apps in the list, and make sure Calendar is turned on.
You can also turn airplane mode on and off. This will refresh your iPhone connection and hopefully fix things.
For a Wi-Fi connection, turn off the router and reconnect to the network. Still don't have an internet connection? Try resetting the router to factory settings. We've also compiled some possible solutions to connection problems in this Wi-Fi troubleshooting guide.
3. Disable Low Data Mode
To reduce cellular and Wi-Fi usage, iOS Low Data Mode temporarily stops background services such as automatic app updates, background app updates, app syncing, etc. If your iCloud calendar isn't syncing, your iPhone isn't in low data mode.
Go to Settings > Mobile data (or mobile network) > Mobile data settings (or Mobile data settings and turn off low data mode.
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