How to get rid of Vungle Cloud UX Template on iPhone

From what I can find, this is a process leftover from certain ads running within apps. The code (i.e. the template) the ad is base on is buggy and doesn't properly terminate.

Force restarting the device will clear it from memory, but you're likely to see it again in short order when another ad based on that template pops up in your game.

It is not a virus. There are no known viruses that can infect an iPhone that is not jailbroken.

It came from the 19 Crimes Living Wine Labels App. Deleted it and it's gone! BOOM!😉

It came from the 19 Crimes Living Wine Labels App. Deleted it and it's gone! BOOM!😉

If you aren’t paying to use something, you are the product. It is you and your data that are being sold. That’s the price you pay for “free” coins. the only solution is to avoid apps that show ads, especially buggy ads.

Maybe from a game with AR (augmented reality) where it superimposes animated objects while using your camera?

Oh…or a store app that lets you see a furniture item in your room? IKEA has that feature.

I was hacked recently, prior to that I never saw Vungle Cloud UX Template

Your iPhone was not hacked recently unless you hacked it yourself by jailbreaking it. If you mean a computer, yes, all computers can be hacked. iPhone not so.

Follow this path: 1 Press and quickly release the Volume Up button.

2 Press and quickly release the Volume Down button.

3 Press and hold the side button until the Apple logo appears.

rfrommilano wrote:

Follow this path: 1 Press and quickly release the Volume Up button.

2 Press and quickly release the Volume Down button.

3 Press and hold the side button until the Apple logo appears.

That will force restart the phone, but it won’t solve the problem posted by VictoriaRutledge.

@Lawrence Finch, I’ve been reading through various threads and you seem to be very knowledgeable, do you know of a solution to removing this extremely annoying Vungle Cloud thing?

Don’t use any apps that bring it up, and go to Settings/General/VPN & Device Management and delete a vungle profile if you find one. Also, open Settings/calendar/Accounts/Subscribed Accounts and delete any suspicious accounts.

If that doesn’t fix it go to Settings/Safari and tap Clear History & Website Data.

Vungle is a (sort of) legitimate service that presents ads in apps; most apps do not contract directly for ads, instead they use an ad provider, and vungle is one of the more obnoxious ones.