Connecting Apple iCloud Calendar

1. Make sure two-factor authentication is on for your Apple Account; Apple only offers app-specific passwords when it is
2. Sign in at account.apple.com, open Sign-In and Security, then App-Specific Passwords
3. Create a new password, give it a label you will recognise, and copy it
4. Open Calendar, then Calendar Integrations from the settings menu
5. Under Connect a Calendar, select Connect on Apple iCloud Calendar
6. Enter your Apple Account email address and the app-specific password, then select Connect

We can see:

• Events in the calendars on that account, so your appointments show in one place and bookings avoid times you are busy
• If you turn on outbound or two-way sync, we add the appointments, will milestones and video wishes you choose in your sync settings

We cannot see:

• Your email, contacts or files: a CalDAV connection reaches calendars only
• Your password in plain form: we keep the password you give us encrypted and use it only for this connection

1. Open Calendar, then Calendar Integrations from the settings menu
2. Select Disconnect on the connected calendar. We remove the events we added to it where the server still allows, and delete the password we kept
3. If you created an app password for us, delete it at your provider too

• If the connection is refused, create a fresh app-specific password; Apple revokes them all when you change your main password