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I got a message from "security-protect.systems" that says "your Apple iPhone has been hacked. All operations on your device are being tracked by the hacker. Immediate action is requiredd

I got a message from "security-protect.systems" that says "your Apple iPhone has been hacked. All operations on your device are being tracked by the hacker. Immediate action is required". When I close that window another opens that says (17) System notifications Read important notices about your iOS device. Is this really from Apple?








iPhone 6s, iOS 14

Posted on Aug 25, 2021 7:02 PM

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Posted on Aug 25, 2021 7:35 PM

HI Jonathan,

when I followed the two possible paths to deleting the calendar neither worked. In calendar there are home, family, work and US holidays. I don't use any of these but US holidays said "subscribed" under it so I'm guessing that's the one that got added. It's also the only one that has no delete button when I scroll down. So I went into settings/calendar/accounts. It's not listed under accounts but is listed in the "fetch data". I couldn't find any way to get rid of it there though.

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Aug 25, 2021 7:35 PM in response to Johnathan Burger

HI Jonathan,

when I followed the two possible paths to deleting the calendar neither worked. In calendar there are home, family, work and US holidays. I don't use any of these but US holidays said "subscribed" under it so I'm guessing that's the one that got added. It's also the only one that has no delete button when I scroll down. So I went into settings/calendar/accounts. It's not listed under accounts but is listed in the "fetch data". I couldn't find any way to get rid of it there though.

I got a message from "security-protect.systems" that says "your Apple iPhone has been hacked. All operations on your device are being tracked by the hacker. Immediate action is requiredd

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