Hi @Rondarius. Thanks, but that's overkill for my use case.

@captainfuzzyface said in GhostCloud on Pixel 3A XL attempt to sync contacts: @captainfuzzyface Seems that GhostCloud isn't intended for syncing Calendar and Contacts as I thought. I'm back to configuring the standard CalDav and CardDav. In this forum, you should find some topics about cardav sync, there are users who have shared how to do that with syncevolution iirc

Hi, I have a Oneplus 5 and I can confirm that sync doesn't work for Google Contacts but is OK for Calendar.

@lakotaubp Thank you so much! That was the "get out of jail free card" tip that allowed me to make it work. NOTE: for anybody following. First set up your Gmail account in Settings. Then click the > arrow and that gives you two slider buttons which allows you to sync either/or or both the Contacts and the Calender.

Yes , I don't think self-certified instances are supported. You can use http though obviously it's not a good idea in general

@jcmarvillet My advice, don't rely on a company to maintain something for us (Ubuntu Touch users). What I would do: manually export my calendar from google import it into a nexcloud account then sync nextcloud with UT Nextcloud will remain and if you're using service by some company and not your own instance then don't forget to backup your data Nextcloud will be maintained as Google may decide to block any third party... They are already pushing in this direction.

@TischlerWilly I have a similar behaviour with nextcloud... When I add my account it works fine one time, than later on the update is too fast and nothing is really updated. I found a workaround. My Nexcloud account was linked to two or more apps. Now I set an account for each app and it seems to work a lot better. Hope it can help.