Add the "Private" checkbox to calendar appointments for Exchange calendars. Please, we, the users, implore you, Finish this last mile for us. We know that Apple loves the user and values the quality of their experience. There are dozens of other forums with this exact same sentiment. So why not remove one of the last barriers holding people back from ditching BlackBerries, or for that matter, using their iPads at work n a more meaningful way? It's really puzzling. Apple does not have a corporate groupware product that competes with Exchange. iOS, in fact, integrates beautifully with Exchange in almost every other way. Millions of people use MS Exchange at work. Why won't Apple add this incredibly important and useful feature to the calendar? Is there some strategic decision at work here? If so, it's above my pay grade iOS is beloved and adopted by millions of people. Secure & private appointment app for you & your staff Easily adjust availability: block time off, schedule lunch breaks, set business hours One-time & recurring appointment booking Easily add video conferencing to any appointment or service (ex. In plenty of cases, the details are private (a doctor's appointment, travel reservation details, a romantic getaway with your spouse, your mom's birthday, your anniversary, etc.) Enter the email addresses of the new invitees, then tap Done.Q: Meetings showing up in Outlook but not on iPhone - Apple. The point of the feature, and the reason calendar collaboration actually *works* as a practical matter, is to allow people who you share your calendar with to see that you're busy at a certain time of day.
If you Google "can't mark an appointment private on iPhone/iPad/iOS" you will find that there are thousands and thousands of people that are asking for this feature since 2008, and Apple seems resolved to ignore the outcry.
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