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My sisters phone has recently come up with a notification claiming she has been surfing malicious websites , when she clearly hasn’t as she is young and uses her phone for innocent use and phonecalls etc… it has come up in her calendar that she’s been hacked and her phone will lock in 18 hours , with a link, haven’t clicked the link as I feel suspicious. I think it’s fake , but would rather be sure. Thank you!
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It is very much fake.
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.
It is very much fake.
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.
Thank you so much this has put our minds at ease ! Very helpful.
You are quite welcome.
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