I have found that when I create an email on my iPhone that a strange email address has automatically been added to my BCC line. When I look at the mail profiles it looks like it was inserted by a Red Alert Emergency. I can’t delete this account. Any ideas on how to get rid of this.
When searching I found a weather app that might be responsible and have deleted that.
This time when he looked for the profile, it showed up.
We were able to delete the profile and it’s gone. Not sure why it didn’t show up the other day, but glad we found it.
You have been very helpful!
Yes, the pandemic has interrupted many things. We met outside when the weather allowed this summer and before fall hit us with cold (Muncie, IN) we taught our clients Zoom. We now teach them from home and have stayed safe that way.
Have a Great Thanksgiving! Ours is a “zoom” celebration, this time...
This time when he looked for the profile, it showed up.
We were able to delete the profile and it’s gone. Not sure why it didn’t show up the other day, but glad we found it.
You have been very helpful!
Yes, the pandemic has interrupted many things. We met outside when the weather allowed this summer and before fall hit us with cold (Muncie, IN) we taught our clients Zoom. We now teach them from home and have stayed safe that way.
Have a Great Thanksgiving! Ours is a “zoom” celebration, this time...
Things to check:
Thank you for the quick reply.
there are no profiles, profiles does not show on settings.
I will check for “device management”
we found an account under Settings/Mail/Accounts but it would not select to delete.
We will check the calendar setting.
no antivirus on phone, no VPN
My wife and I teach classes on the iPhone to mostly retired community and it is one of their phones, so this will be passed on to him.
Thanks, again!
TheDuke50 wrote:
we found an account under Settings/Mail/Accounts but it would not select to delete.
If you can’t delete it then there is either a profile (Settings/General/Profiles) or Settings/General/Device Management.
And it could also be a business, association, or school managed or issued phone that is under mobile device management. If that is the case then it can’t be removed.
I also teach iPhone classes for AARP, but not since the pandemic broke.
Strange Bcc on my outgoing email
