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Hi all!
Recently, I’ve been getting these annoying ads on my iPad and they are recurrent. I can’t delete them, they appeal and re-appear and they pop-up via notifications.
How do I delete them and prevent them from re-appearing? Does this require updating, or can I keep this iOS?
Many thanks in advance!
I tried the email notification option, we’ll see if it works, but it’s not ideal.
if I log in via iCloud, the spam notifications don’t even show up there, only on my iPad.
Maybe it’s because I have an iPad, I can’t do much, or else I need a new iCloud mail for my device.
I tried the email notification option, we’ll see if it works, but it’s not ideal.
if I log in via iCloud, the spam notifications don’t even show up there, only on my iPad.
Maybe it’s because I have an iPad, I can’t do much, or else I need a new iCloud mail for my device.
Try this:
How to report and remove iCloud calendar spam
When you report calendar spam as junk, it will also be removed from all of your Apple devices that are synced with that iCloud account.
See if something in this older thread is helpful
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7730449
It looks like some spammers have figured out how to send out calendar invites that show up like you showed, ‘invites’ to buy junk.
I don’t know if you have a mac or PC, but basically it’s probably a spam email in the form of a calendar invite.
That is probably linked to some third party something on your ipad. Do you use a third party cloud app? Or have your email or an email app linked to your calendar?
Go to settings, privacy, calendar and see what apps have access to your calendar.
Ok, is there something in your email that you’ve granted access to your calendar? Do you let your email add events to your calendar?
Have you jailbroken your device? Hacked the operating system? (If you don’t know what that is then you probably have not)
I think I solved it - via accounts and passwords
Thank you for your reply!
I checked and it says nothing, as the page is blank.
The access part, I have no idea where to check that. I don’t do jailbreak, and I’m assuming I didn’t hack the OS.
Just to try:
Email, Preferences, General: is 'zet uitnodigingen automatisch in agenda' checked?
Can this solve your problem? http://osxdaily.com/2016/11/26/icloud-calendar-spam-invite-stop/
ipad calender ads I can’t seem to dele
