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I keep getting alerts from apple saying my phone has been hacked I already have TotalAV and it’s not detected anything I downloaded the app apple asked me to and it didn’t show anything but I continue to receive alerts every hour
iPhone 7 Plus, iOS 14
You aren’t getting any alerts from Apple.
Its a scam designed to fool you into downloading useless software.
Delete the app, cancel your subscription and ask for a refund.
The alerts are probably from your calendar, you allowed an app or website to put spam in it.
You aren’t getting any alerts from Apple.
Its a scam designed to fool you into downloading useless software.
Delete the app, cancel your subscription and ask for a refund.
The alerts are probably from your calendar, you allowed an app or website to put spam in it.
The alerts aren't from Apple. They do not ever send out any such notices in any way.
They are all scam messages. Doesn't matter if it's a text message, email, calendar alert or anything else. It's a scam.
Check to see if you have calendar spam installed. Look in Settings for any subscribed calendar you don't recognize. If you see one, delete it. As an aside, TotalAV is worthless, as is every other AV title. Remove it.
Thank you so much for your help I did what you recommended and it deleted it thanks again for your support
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