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I received a notification this morning that a possible virus was found on my phone. Now my calendar has numerous alerts attached to it. Is this legit? How do I fix it? Thanks so much!
iPhone 11, iOS 14
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I received a notification this morning that a possible virus was found on my phone. Now my calendar has numerous alerts attached to it. Is this legit? How do I fix it? Thanks so much!
iPhone 11, iOS 14
Just spam. DO NOT respond, DO NOT click there, DO NOT give any personal info to anyone.
Using iOS 14 or Later: Settings>Calendar>Accounts....
Then delete the rogue calendar account that you (even accidentally) subscribed to (and be more careful for the future). When done, restart your device.
Regards
Giulio
Just spam. DO NOT respond, DO NOT click there, DO NOT give any personal info to anyone.
Using iOS 14 or Later: Settings>Calendar>Accounts....
Then delete the rogue calendar account that you (even accidentally) subscribed to (and be more careful for the future). When done, restart your device.
Regards
Giulio
infection