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Please note that according to [http://googleblog.blogspot.co.at/2013/03/a-second-spring-of-cleaning.html A second spring of cleaning] Google will restrict access to their CalDAV services in September. Only developers that have applied for a place on a whitelist will retain access. I've done that and now I'm waiting for their approval. Please understand that (at present) I can't guarantee that the app will continue to work with Google after September 16, 2013. | Please note that according to [http://googleblog.blogspot.co.at/2013/03/a-second-spring-of-cleaning.html A second spring of cleaning] Google will restrict access to their CalDAV services in September. Only developers that have applied for a place on a whitelist will retain access. I've done that and now I'm waiting for their approval. Please understand that (at present) I can't guarantee that the app will continue to work with Google after September 16, 2013. | ||
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Meanwhile I've been placed on the whitelist. All I have to do now is to implement OAuth2.0 authentication before September. That should not be too hard. So synchronization should still work after September. | Meanwhile I've been placed on the whitelist. All I have to do now is to implement OAuth2.0 authentication before September. That should not be too hard. So synchronization should still work after September. | ||
Revision as of 22:29, 27 March 2013
Google supports CalDAV and CardDAV for their Google Calendar and GMail services. Most devices sync calendar and contacts natively, but some devices come without the Google apps. On those devices CardDAV-Sync and CalDAV-Sync can fill the gap. Also CalDAV-Sync can sync larger time ranges than the Google calendar sync adapter can do.
Important note: Please note that according to A second spring of cleaning Google will restrict access to their CalDAV services in September. Only developers that have applied for a place on a whitelist will retain access. I've done that and now I'm waiting for their approval. Please understand that (at present) I can't guarantee that the app will continue to work with Google after September 16, 2013.
Update (2013-03-16): Meanwhile I've been placed on the whitelist. All I have to do now is to implement OAuth2.0 authentication before September. That should not be too hard. So synchronization should still work after September.
Setup
CalDAV-Sync
- Server URL: www.google.com/calendar/dav/
- Use SSL: leave checked
- Username: your Google Mail address
- Password: your Google password
alternatively open this link from your phone's browser.
By default only your main calendar is enabled for synchronization via CalDAV. To sync other calendars go to https://www.google.com/calendar/iphoneselect and enable them. If you already created an account go to "Edit calendars to sync" in the account settings to update the calendars.
CardDAV-Sync
- Server URL: google.com
- Use SSL: leave checked
- Username: your Google Mail address
- Password: your Google password
alternatively open this link from your phone's browser.
See Sync contacts with your iOS device.
Limitations
- Not all fields and custom types are supported yet.
- 2 step verification may work, but is not tested yet
