On both my iPhone 7 & Macbook Pro (2017), whenever I set a reminder, it automatically adds a "due" column and changes the notification time. I just set a reminder to be notified at 9:30 am tomorrow, and it has automatically changed it to 23:20 tonight. I've turned the "remind me on a day" button many times and manually changed the due date & time to correspond with my initial intention but it continues to change automatically. How do I turn it off and be reminded when I want to be reminded? Thanks.
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iPhone 7/Plus Disable reminders App "due" - help!
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Double check that you do not have Timezone Override turned on (Settings > Calendar > Timezone Override) and verify that you are not setting timezone manually (Settings > General > Date Time).
Also: is this Apple Calendar, or, are you using Exchange, Google, other? People have had odd behavior, depending on how the server/account is setup when not Apple.
Also: is this Apple Calendar, or, are you using Exchange, Google, other? People have had odd behavior, depending on how the server/account is setup when not Apple.
This is the Apple Reminders App. I have uploaded a snapshot in the order that it happens.
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I think this has the answer you are looking for.
https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/225130/disable-reminders-due-date
