Your iPhone might not be protected Calendar spam

I have been getting those calendar notifications and I have tried to go to password accounts on settings however my iPhone is updated and doesn’t have that it only says passwords so what is another way to fix that

You are running a beta version, and cannot get help for it in these public forums. That’s the downside of installing a beta version. If you are a developer or are a seeded invited user you can post in the beta forums, but if you have downloaded the public beta you are out of luck. However, if you search through settings I’m sure you can find where the calendar accounts are defined.

hihuhi wrote:

In my apple calendar I have been receiving alerts that I have not placed. Saying that my iPhones protection plan is almost expired or that my iPhone isn’t secure, they won’t allow me to delete. There’s about nine alerts per day with URL’s attached to them. I don’t know if it’s a virus, and if it is. How do I get rid of it?

https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/9a048506-8c7f-46d7-882a-00c2456cde57

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Keep an eye out for cloudfront in Advanced Website Data. In browser settings. It likes to hangout there too.

rileymccullough wrote:

thank you ! worked !

It worked because the original instructions weren’t wrong when they were posted a year ago, but Apple moved the setting to Settings/Calendars/Accounts in iOS 14, which, if you think about it, is a more logical place for it.

It works! Thanks

Thanks

Thank you 🙏

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It worked like a charm.

Thanks.

Thank u so much sir ❤️

than

THANK YOU SOO MUCH!

Three thank you’s! Easy Peasy!

Wow thank you so much, it worked really well. If only every thing was that simple.

Thanks alot it was now really annoying me. Problem solved🙂