Virus on my iPhone XR
I’ve got a virus on my calendar which says I’ve been exposed online and other spam which I can’t delete. How do I get rid of it ?
iPhone XR, iOS 13
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I’ve got a virus on my calendar which says I’ve been exposed online and other spam which I can’t delete. How do I get rid of it ?
iPhone XR, iOS 13
You do not have a virus. This is what we call a rogue calendar. Don't worry, all your data is safe. Open up your Calendar app. Tap on Calendars at the bottom of the screen, then tap Edit at the top. Find the calendar that's making these "alerts" in the list, then tap the letter I symbol next to its name. Then, scroll down and tap Delete Calendar, and press Delete Calendar again on the popup at the bottom of your screen. After doing this I suggest that you change your Apple ID password ASAP to prevent this from happening again.
You do not have a virus. This is what we call a rogue calendar. Don't worry, all your data is safe. Open up your Calendar app. Tap on Calendars at the bottom of the screen, then tap Edit at the top. Find the calendar that's making these "alerts" in the list, then tap the letter I symbol next to its name. Then, scroll down and tap Delete Calendar, and press Delete Calendar again on the popup at the bottom of your screen. After doing this I suggest that you change your Apple ID password ASAP to prevent this from happening again.
first of all delte cookie and internet data, close the browser, delete the things that you have in calendar , if you have some of important download from App Store a similar calendar application .or delete your datas by iPhone
Here is the right solution: Settings/Passwords & Accounts. Scroll to Subscribed Calendars, and delete the rogue calendar.
BTW, it got there because a website offered it to you, you click on a link, and iOS posted a dialog asking you to accept it.
It won’t let me delete them I edited that hbbnn in an effort to delete it
Check Settings —> General —> Profiles. Anything there that you can delete?
I don’t have anything in my phone under the name profiles. Would deleting the calendar app and redownload it do anything?
Thanks it’s all worked out now sorry for the late reply appreciate it !
The solution offered by Lawrence Finch was perfect and solved the problem in ten seconds. Thank You Mr. Finch !!!
Virus on my iPhone XR