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At the bottom of the screen, tap Calendars. Look for a calendar that you don't recognize. Tap the More Info button next to that calendar, then scroll down and tap Delete Calendar. If this doesn't fix the issue, delete the calendar subscription in Settings: Open the Settings app. Tap Calendar > Accounts.
Posted on May 28, 2024 10:00 AM. This worked! From iPhone: Go to Google Calendar > Select your profile (the coloured circle with your initial in the upper right corner) > Manage accounts on this device > iCloud will appear in the list (noted as a 'system account') > make sure the toggle in ON. View in context.
1) Delete the associated email account in settings; mail; accounts; delete account- then re-add account. 2) open emails and try search the invite title/number of whatever it appears in calendar and delete email and you’ll find it deletes calendar event. these are my two proven ways to sort out these pesky spam events.
1. identify which calendar has the unwanted event (I repeat, in my case, it was the Outloock.com calendar). 2. unlink the iOS calendar, in Setteings>Calendar>Accounts>Hotmail = uncheck calendar and refresh. 3. on a computer, go to outloock.com and open the calendar section, drop down all and locate the one that was linking to the unwanted event.
To do this, open Settings > Calendar > Accounts. Choose any accounts here that you use your Calendar with and turn Calendar off and then on again. Once you've done this, restart your iPhone before testing it again: Restart your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support. Thanks for using the Apple Support Communities.
Feb 5, 2021 8:58 AM in response to emcee510. You should be able to swipe downwards to display the Notification Center since you have the banners set as persistent and you should see them as long as you have not looked at the actual notification. They should remain there until you tap on them. emcee510 Author.
194,918 points. May 12, 2023 5:06 PM in response to FluidExpress. FluidExpress Said: " Calendar App Disappeared from Home Screen: Second solution did the trick. Thanks!! -------. You are most welcome. Note that Calendar is a builtin app, and therefore cannot be deleted. So, that is why resetting the Home Screen Layout worked.
Calendar invite that won't go away. I received a calendar invite that showed up in my email and the calendar inbox. Every time I accept or decline the invite on my phone or computer, it will come back as a new invite in a few seconds. I can't get it to go away no matter what I seem to do. I just want to have my calendar inbox empty.
Aug 5, 2021 7:21 AM in response to intempo247. intempo247, Thanks for following up. Since the calendar invites are still not being received, we'd recommend that you contact Apple Support directly through Contact Apple Support for further troubleshooting to resolve this issue. Cheers! intempo247 Author.
turn it off (sleep mode by just clicking the power button once) turn it horizontal. click it on. touch the screen with one finger and hold for about 5 seconds. should turn on the red display if low light. Does go away when operating phone notmally. (2) IdrisSeabright.