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<blockquote data-quote="lclev" data-source="post: 1630593" data-attributes="member: 307555">What model of iPhone do you have and what version of iOS?&nbsp; Are you using the default calendar app - I assume so given the title of your post.&nbsp; Also does something else have a copy of your calendar too?&nbsp; Like mine shows on my iPad and MB AIr.&nbsp; And where does your calendar back up too?&nbsp; I use gmail because I just recently moved from an android phone to an iPhone.&nbsp; It is not the syncing 1 month back.&nbsp; That is the default and the way my phone is set.&nbsp; One thing I found that made a difference is my phone needed to be the default calendar so when they sync'd if there was a difference the phone took priority as that is what I use to put my appointments in.&nbsp; The others act as reminders for me.&nbsp; It sounds like something else is over riding the phone's calendar.If you have set your calendar to back up to iCloud then you should have your data.&nbsp; Lisa</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lclev, post: 1630593, member: 307555"] What model of iPhone do you have and what version of iOS? Are you using the default calendar app - I assume so given the title of your post. Also does something else have a copy of your calendar too? Like mine shows on my iPad and MB AIr. And where does your calendar back up too? I use gmail because I just recently moved from an android phone to an iPhone. It is not the syncing 1 month back. That is the default and the way my phone is set. One thing I found that made a difference is my phone needed to be the default calendar so when they sync'd if there was a difference the phone took priority as that is what I use to put my appointments in. The others act as reminders for me. It sounds like something else is over riding the phone's calendar. If you have set your calendar to back up to iCloud then you should have your data. Lisa [/QUOTE]

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