I'm not sure how feasible this feature would be, but it would be very useful to have a way to let the use choose which source of calendars/contacts to be considered canonical—i.e., the "master" version which overwrites the others. This would be particularly useful:
(a) if a user has more than one iOS device (e.g., an iPad and an iPhone to sync with an OS X machine);
or (b) if merging (syncing the union of changes) becomes messy, as I'd imagine we would probably want to avoid the headaches that came with duplicates and missing data from iSync days.
yep
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10 years ago
I'm not sure how feasible this feature would be, but it would be very useful to have a way to let the use choose which source of calendars/contacts to be considered canonical—i.e., the "master" version which overwrites the others. This would be particularly useful:
(a) if a user has more than one iOS device (e.g., an iPad and an iPhone to sync with an OS X machine);
or (b) if merging (syncing the union of changes) becomes messy, as I'd imagine we would probably want to avoid the headaches that came with duplicates and missing data from iSync days.