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Hi I’m just wondering if my phone needs to be looked at in the shop? I seem to have some sort of virus as it claims to be and I keep receiving notifications from my calendar saying I have a virus and people are trying to access my details, card etc. It’s different all the time I have had some stupid things about Gordon Ramsay and other people. I have no idea what’s happened just wondering if I need to in store to have it looked at. Thanks.
iPhone 12, iOS 14
If running iOS 13 or earlier versions, check: Settings - Passwords & Accounts - Accounts - Any rogue entries here? If so, delete the rogue account.
If running iOS 14, check: Settings - Calendar - Accounts - Any rogue entries here? If so, delete the rogue account.
The Apple support article is below.
If running iOS 13 or earlier versions, check: Settings - Passwords & Accounts - Accounts - Any rogue entries here? If so, delete the rogue account.
If running iOS 14, check: Settings - Calendar - Accounts - Any rogue entries here? If so, delete the rogue account.
The Apple support article is below.
You are welcome.
Thanks for the feedback.
For future reference, the bogus calendar entries appear as a result of accepting some sort of "free offer" from a web site, to send notifications, or other such nonsense.
buzzing! Thanks, can’t believe it was that simple 🤣
iPhone 12 Calendar
