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If you have copied a contact from your domain's Directory to Google Contacts, only the email address and phone number of the contact will be synchronized with your iOS device. Custom labels for phone numbers and other fields are not synced. Phone number synchronization is limited to two home numbers, one home Fax, one mobile device, one pager, three work numbers (one will be labeled 'Company Main') and one work Fax number. The iOS device can synchronize up to three email addresses.

#Mac calendar keeps asking me for password series#

This problem often affects events created in the GMT timezone when the series of events spans across the Daylight Savings Time boundary. For example, if you create a series of recurring events in August, and in December you change an instance of the series, the iOS device will show both the original event and the changed instance in the Calendar application. In some cases, the iOS device doesn't correctly make these changes, and instead creates two separate event series that overlap by one day. This issue arises If you edit an instance of the recurring event after the first event occurs, and you remove the attendee and select Save for future events. Duplicate events can be created when changes are made across daylight savings time.Recurring events created within Google Calendar will synchronize correctly. Events occurring multiple times per month (for example "the first and last Monday of each month") are not accurately represented in the Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync protocol. In some cases, the event does not synchronize at all. If you've imported calendar entries from another calendar system into Google Calendar, you might find that only the first occurrence of the event synchronizes. Imported recurring events may not sync.Under certain circumstances, when you're invited to a series of recurring events, saving a change for all events after accept/maybe/decline only applies the change to a single, selected event. Attendee status changes might not sync.Accept/Maybe/Decline page has a field to Add Comments, but changes you make in this field do not synchronize with Google Calendar.See our complete list of how actions taken on your device affect your Gmail interface.

To delete the message, select Enable "Delete Email As Trash" for this device in your Google Sync settings.

#Mac calendar keeps asking me for password archive#

For example, when you "delete" a message from your Inbox, the Gmail default is to archive the message and not delete it.

When you use Google Sync, some Gmail actions might behave differently for you.

Workaround: create new labels from the Gmail web interface.

We currently don't support creating new mailboxes (labels) from within Apple Mail.

However, these drafts do not synchronize across accounts.

We support editing draft messages on iOS and in Gmail.

For details, see Sign in using App Passwords.

#Mac calendar keeps asking me for password verification#

If you use 2-Step Verification (2SV) or single sign-on (SSO) with a third-party identity provider, you need to use an Application Specific Password. If you need data to be pushed to your iOS device, consider downloading the Gmail app from Apple's iTunes Store. Switch Push to Off under Fetch, select Every 15 minutes. Open Settings Passwords & Accounts Fetch New Data.

Try setting your phone to check for updates every 15 minutes.

Follow the steps to enroll your iOS device.

If you have multiple devices, reset all devices to use the correct password.

If prompted, enter your email address, password, and the letters in the CAPTCHA box.

You might need to unlock your account by solving a short CAPTCHA. Here are the current limitations for using Google Sync on Apple iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices.