Hello,

Since updating macOS Big Sur to Ventura v13.6.1 in a family's 13" Intel 2020 MacBook Pro about a month ago and synchronizing two folks' iPhones (13 & 11 Pro Max's v16.7.2) in two different macOS accounts, I found issues with Calendar events in both macOS
Ventura v13.6.1 and iOS v16.7.x:

1. MacOS' Calendar shows missing new, deleted, and updated events from iPhones. How do I get all iPhone's calendar events to show up in macOS' Calendar? Is there a way to force it? I know it can go the other way, but iPhones will lose their newer data. :(

2. After the first synchronization for each iPhone after macOS upgrade, both iPhones and macOS' Calendars showed many duplicate events.

Users don't use iCloud for Calendar and others, except Find My, and any other non-Apple third party services and apps for calendars. All synchronizations are done through local lighting-USB2 cables vi9a macOS Finder. What's going on? Is there a known bug
or something?

Thank you for reading and hopefully answering soon.
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Am 09.12.23 um 21:16 schrieb Ant:

Hello,

Since updating macOS Big Sur to Ventura v13.6.1 in a family's 13" Intel 2020 MacBook Pro about a month ago and synchronizing two folks' iPhones (13 & 11 Pro Max's v16.7.2) in two different macOS accounts, I found issues with Calendar events in both

macOS Ventura v13.6.1 and iOS v16.7.x:

1. MacOS' Calendar shows missing new, deleted, and updated events from iPhones. How do I get all iPhone's calendar events to show up in macOS' Calendar? Is there a way to force it? I know it can go the other way, but iPhones will lose their newer data.

:(

Old stuff. How did you do that? Probably very old style.

2. After the first synchronization for each iPhone after macOS upgrade, both iPhones and macOS' Calendars showed many duplicate events.

Users don't use iCloud for Calendar and others, except Find My, and any other non-Apple third party services and apps for calendars. All synchronizations are done through local lighting-USB2 cables vi9a macOS Finder. What's going on? Is there a known

bug or something?

Your and their mistake. This is state of the art. Why should we spend
time to help you with old software/OS-versions and simultaneously
non-standard sync-methods? A loser's game and very time consuming.

And please learn to shorten your lines to 72 characters. I told you both
things a couple of times.

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Jörg Lorenz wrote:

Am 09.12.23 um 21:16 schrieb Ant:

Hello,

Since updating macOS Big Sur to Ventura v13.6.1 in a family's
13" Intel 2020 MacBook Pro about a month ago and
synchronizing two folks' iPhones (13 & 11 Pro Max's v16.7.2)
in two different macOS accounts, I found issues with Calendar
events in both macOS Ventura v13.6.1 and iOS v16.7.x:

1. MacOS' Calendar shows missing new, deleted, and updated
events from iPhones. How do I get all iPhone's calendar
events to show up in macOS' Calendar? Is there a way to force
it? I know it can go the other way, but iPhones will lose
their newer data. :(

Old stuff. How did you do that? Probably very old style.

2. After the first synchronization for each iPhone after
macOS upgrade, both iPhones and macOS' Calendars showed many
duplicate events.

Users don't use iCloud for Calendar and others, except Find
My, and any other non-Apple third party services and apps for
calendars. All synchronizations are done through local
lighting-USB2 cables vi9a macOS Finder. What's going on? Is
there a known bug or something?

Your and their mistake. This is state of the art. Why should we
spend
time to help you with old software/OS-versions and simultaneously non-standard sync-methods? A loser's game and very time consuming.

And please learn to shorten your lines to 72 characters. I told
you both
things a couple of times.

You tell him, JugHead. The bastard's got a lot of nerve
saddling you with all his chores. He caused the problem, *and*
he's using OLD stuff. Piss on him. He needs to buy newer apple
stuff, just like you did.

And to top it all off, the ingrate didn't even use 72 character
lines!

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