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I got calendar notification that someone has hijacked my phone and stealing my photos but then I deleted my subscribed calendars from Passwords and accounts.
My question is that someone was actually hijacked my calendar and stole my photos or it was just a threat?
iPhone 6s Plus, iOS 13
as I said.. it's a scam. no one is actually stealing anything. it's not even really a threat. it's just meant to get you to click on something and then ultimately somehow give them information or credentials
as I said.. it's a scam. no one is actually stealing anything. it's not even really a threat. it's just meant to get you to click on something and then ultimately somehow give them information or credentials
likely calendar spam
For iOS 13 and earlier: go to Settings/Passwords & Accounts; look under Subscribed Calendars, tap on the spam calendar and tap delete.
For iOS 14: go to Settings/Calendar/Accounts; look under Subscribed Calendars, tap on the spam calendar and tap delete.
scam, don't click on anything.. close the web page
I’ve already did it
but my query is that “was someone actually stealing my photos or it was just a threat?
Which web page?
I have no idea which web page.. only you know where you've been and what you've been clicking on
Calendar hijacked
