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I got this popup in safari
It’s a scam. Ignore it. If you have trouble getting rid of it see—>Dealing with Safari popups that won&#… - Apple Community
It’s a scam. Ignore it. If you have trouble getting rid of it see—>Dealing with Safari popups that won&#… - Apple Community
I feel that my ifone got virus too, coz it takes too much storage . And then i reset it after reseting it ll go smooth but in a month again it shows no more space. It takes space in others showed in storage.
Your phone does not have a virus. Period. End of discussion. There are no viruses that can infect an iPhone. If you have a storage problem you need to address that. But also keep in mind that while it is called an iPhone, it is actually an extremely powerful pocket sized computer that can also make phone calls. Like any computer it needs to be “rebooted” periodically, by turning it off, waiting a minute or two, and turning it back on. It’s a good idea to do that once a week or so.
Virus alert popup?
