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I'm having an issue with my 15 Pro Max on iOS 17.0.2-I'm adding birthdays to existing contacts and they're not showing up in my (native) Calendar App. But I pulled up my iPad that's still running iOS 14.3 and I see the birthdays in the Calendar app!
All events are synced, I forced closed the apps, powered off/on, hard reset, still nothing.
iPhone 15 Pro Max, iOS 17
Thanks for responding. When I tap on Calendars at the bottom, Birthdays is already with a check mark.FYI-I see all previously existing birthdays, I'm just not seeing new birthdays that I'm adding now.
Thanks for responding. When I tap on Calendars at the bottom, Birthdays is already with a check mark.FYI-I see all previously existing birthdays, I'm just not seeing new birthdays that I'm adding now.
update: I added a new birthday to an existing contact (never had a bday on this contact before) using my iPad on iOS 14.3; the birthday showed up in Calendar on both my iPad and iPhone within a few seconds, and the birthdays I added on my iPhone that weren't showing up on iPhone now showed up! Then I added another new birthday to an existing contact on iPhone and within a few seconds it showed up in Calendar. this was a WEIRD icloud/calendar BUG that i managed to shake off.
Birthdays are grouped in their own calendar called Birthdays. Tap Calendars at the bottom of the screen, find it and activate it, it's in the Other category.
Birthdays added to existing contacts not showing up in calendar
