majordude macrumors 68020 Original poster Sep 3, 2014 #1 I think. My iPhone and iMac both share calendars. My MBP USED to share the same calendar. Now it just keeps everything to itself! I'm not liking this anti-social behavior. I've double checked everything. Any ideas?
I think. My iPhone and iMac both share calendars. My MBP USED to share the same calendar. Now it just keeps everything to itself! I'm not liking this anti-social behavior. I've double checked everything. Any ideas?
Altemose macrumors G3 Sep 4, 2014 #2 majordude said: I think. My iPhone and iMac both share calendars. My MBP USED to share the same calendar. Now it just keeps everything to itself! I'm not liking this anti-social behavior. I've double checked everything. Any ideas? Click to expand... I am guessing you use iCloud. Have you tried signing in and out of iCloud in System Preferences. It also is possible your password expired for your Apple ID.
majordude said: I think. My iPhone and iMac both share calendars. My MBP USED to share the same calendar. Now it just keeps everything to itself! I'm not liking this anti-social behavior. I've double checked everything. Any ideas? Click to expand... I am guessing you use iCloud. Have you tried signing in and out of iCloud in System Preferences. It also is possible your password expired for your Apple ID.