Since iOS 18, iPados 18 and macOS Sequoia, it is possible to view, add and manage your memories from the Agenda app. This way you can easily see which tasks and activities you are still waiting for. This is a function where many Apple users were waiting and now is finally a fact.
But as with every change, new functions and opponents have. It is of course possible that you were not waiting for this. Certainly if you already have a well -occupied agenda with many appointments, you may prefer not to see the different memories in the agenda display.
If you want to keep the agenda appointments completely separate then that is still possible. Below you will find the instructions, how you can adjust the display under iOS, iPados and macOS.
Disable memories in agenda
If you do not want to use memories in the agenda app, you can disable the display. As a result, all completed and/or future tasks are no longer displayed in the Agenda app, the display is limited to agreements.
iOS and iPados
Under iOS and iPados you can easily disable the display of memories in the agenda app with the steps below:
- Open the agenda app for iPhone or iPad.
- Tap agendas on an iPhone at the bottom of the screen or open the navigation column on an iPad.
- Check out the ‘planned memories’ option for future tasks.
- Turn off the ‘Show completed memories’ option.
The adjustments are immediately active in the display.
macos
On the Mac, the display options can be found at another location in the interface. Follow the steps below to adjust this under macOS. Open the agenda app for your Mac. Open the navigation column and check out the ‘planned memories’ option. Use the ‘Show completed memories’ option via the menu bar â–¸ Display.