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My mother had the misfortune to get something very annoying on her iPad, and when I say "annoying" I mean it interferes with every one of her browsing sessions, no matter where she goes. Attached image is what it looks like (it's always a different link). This something needs to go, and I hope someone here knows a permanent solution. Don't want to go to the Apple Store just for this.
that was my alias wrote:
I haven't tried the suggestion yet (the iPad is not mine after all, and my mother is busy atm), but wanted to include one more image just in case (to show the specific kind of spam).
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/abd09fbe-5124-44d7-bae8-9499d4614cd9
Yup removing the spam calendar account will fix it.
that was my alias wrote:
I haven't tried the suggestion yet (the iPad is not mine after all, and my mother is busy atm), but wanted to include one more image just in case (to show the specific kind of spam).
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/abd09fbe-5124-44d7-bae8-9499d4614cd9
Yup removing the spam calendar account will fix it.
that was my alias wrote:
My mother had the misfortune to get something very annoying on her iPad, and when I say "annoying" I mean it interferes with every one of her browsing sessions, no matter where she goes. Attached image is what it looks like (it's always a different link). This something needs to go, and I hope someone here knows a permanent solution. Don't want to go to the Apple Store just for this.
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/e0a8db88-b03b-4f6a-9527-a3e66b7d9b78
follow here Delete spam calendars and events on iPhone - Apple Support
I haven't tried the suggestion yet (the iPad is not mine after all, and my mother is busy atm), but wanted to include one more image just in case (to show the specific kind of spam).
That looks like it may work, but I find it strange the article mentions the phone only. If the iPad is essentially the same machine, they should have used iPhone/iPad.
The article did not take into consideration iPad's OS is ever slightly different from the smartphone. I did manage to figure out a similar solution.
Virus/spam downloaded through Safari: how to remove?
