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I opened the calendar on my iPad and I have random notes on my calendar. I deleted the 2 calendar accounts listed under password and accounts, accounts, calendars like Mr.Foley instructed to someone else. It seems to have worked. What prevents this from happening again?
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You need to know that your iPad was not hacked. What has happened, in my opinion, is that the calendars were added when the user was on the suspect website and prompted/tricked into clicking on a popup to receive permission to add those calendars. How does one prevent this from happening again? Knowing the above information, remain vigilant. Be aware of the websites and the requests that it may generate. This is the best method of prevention from getting unwanted calendars added to your device.
This added reading may also help to ➔ Recognize and avoid phishing messages, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support
Axel F.
You need to know that your iPad was not hacked. What has happened, in my opinion, is that the calendars were added when the user was on the suspect website and prompted/tricked into clicking on a popup to receive permission to add those calendars. How does one prevent this from happening again? Knowing the above information, remain vigilant. Be aware of the websites and the requests that it may generate. This is the best method of prevention from getting unwanted calendars added to your device.
This added reading may also help to ➔ Recognize and avoid phishing messages, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support
Axel F.
Also this should help too.
Recognize and avoid phishing messages, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support
Don’t click on any suspicious links. That adds spam to your calculator.
Hope this helps. Have a great day.
Hacked comments showing up on my iPad calendar
