Do this please.
1. Open Calendar
2. Click TODAY in lower left.
3. Click on the month only view if not in it already. So for the date of this post, it's showing you the month of February and the 14 has the red dot on it.
4. Click on the next day, the day after.
What does it show you? Here, it shows me a list view of October 2021 for some reason. Last year, wrong month. At the very bottom in red it does say todays date. But despite clicking a particular day the Calendar takes me to some other random period in time.
5. If you then ignore what its showing you and just hope it is on the day you selected, go ahead and click the "+" I the upper right to add an event. Sure enough when I do this, its wanting to create an even for the 14th of October 2021. :|
6. Cancel out of that and let's just go back to the main calendar view. If you click the upper left BACK, you'll see it's showing October 2021 for me, so doing that, sure enough takes you only back to the month of October 2021. OKAY.
7. Lower left is the TODAY button. Smash it. This advances us forward in time to the present once again.
So how do I set an even for a future date?
8. Now that were are back to the correct and current day, smash the "+" in the upper right. This at least creates an event for the correct, current, DAY. Then from here I can change the date to whatever I want. Like tomorrow. Ridiculous.
My iPhone's Calendar has had this issue going back to iPhone 6. I have done totally fresh installs with new phones. No carry over. Just clean activations. Yet this bizarre calendar behavior still continues. Most of the time I use Siri to set events, but on occasion I will do it manually and then forget this bug and wonder why I missed an appointment. The fact that there isn't even a built in protection for setting events or appointments BACK IN TIME is also DUMB. iOS could at least error out or warn you that the date you have selected has already passed.
Good grief.
1. Open Calendar
2. Click TODAY in lower left.
3. Click on the month only view if not in it already. So for the date of this post, it's showing you the month of February and the 14 has the red dot on it.
4. Click on the next day, the day after.
What does it show you? Here, it shows me a list view of October 2021 for some reason. Last year, wrong month. At the very bottom in red it does say todays date. But despite clicking a particular day the Calendar takes me to some other random period in time.
5. If you then ignore what its showing you and just hope it is on the day you selected, go ahead and click the "+" I the upper right to add an event. Sure enough when I do this, its wanting to create an even for the 14th of October 2021. :|
6. Cancel out of that and let's just go back to the main calendar view. If you click the upper left BACK, you'll see it's showing October 2021 for me, so doing that, sure enough takes you only back to the month of October 2021. OKAY.
7. Lower left is the TODAY button. Smash it. This advances us forward in time to the present once again.
So how do I set an even for a future date?
8. Now that were are back to the correct and current day, smash the "+" in the upper right. This at least creates an event for the correct, current, DAY. Then from here I can change the date to whatever I want. Like tomorrow. Ridiculous.
My iPhone's Calendar has had this issue going back to iPhone 6. I have done totally fresh installs with new phones. No carry over. Just clean activations. Yet this bizarre calendar behavior still continues. Most of the time I use Siri to set events, but on occasion I will do it manually and then forget this bug and wonder why I missed an appointment. The fact that there isn't even a built in protection for setting events or appointments BACK IN TIME is also DUMB. iOS could at least error out or warn you that the date you have selected has already passed.
Good grief.
