How to fix 'Moo virus' causing zoomed-in screen, inverted colors, and mooing sound on iPhone?

weeklycod wrote:

It is sad that 1084 people* just clicked random links

(*) I don't know the number of people who clicked it; i am saying according to "Me too."

Agreed!

It also surprises me how many people will sign someone else's Apple Account into their device where it can be locked by a scammer or will call a number from an email and give them their personal/account information despite all the warnings not to do that. And that does not even include the number of Gift Card scams.

All we can do is suggest safe internet practices, but some will need to experience the pain themselves before they learn.

but some will need to experience the pain themselves before they learn.

Some never do. This reminds me of an IT person (some years ago now) who had a verbal meeting every single week with the company employees to never open email attachments. Ever. Didn't matter if you recognized the name. No opening attachments on company computers.

And yet, also every single week, someone would do just that and launch another prolific Windows virus in the office.

When people suffer, they will understand, for example, the iPhone being hacked

which was basically signing into some random guy's account, and the iPhone receiving an award, ' activation lock,' by the random guy.

After the owner is cooked, he will not make that mistake again; sometimes he will be scared and think before he does anything.

Kurt Lang wrote:

but some will need to experience the pain themselves before they learn.

Some never do. This reminds me of an IT person (some years ago now) who had a verbal meeting every single week with the company employees to never open email attachments. Ever. Didn't matter if you recognized the name. No opening attachments on company computers.

And yet, also every single week, someone would do just that and launch another prolific Windows virus in the office.

I can't see any moo virus

There are no viruses that can affect any Apple device. Including Macs.

Read. Learn.

What is malware? - Apple Community

there are some on loose but many of them are covered by apple ( meaning apple stops It before it attack )

Ronniej20_12 wrote:

Inverted colours

Was it Smart or Classic Inver is not clear to me. Was it clear to Eric and Sofie?

Please see the pic below

Thank you so much for everything.

How do u delete the shortcut ????

I’ve deleted it an ever time I try to see my new notifications on my phone on the Home Screen I still see the big words were it says there’s no new notifications

I need to get this fix now or I am in trouble

Jeff Donald, you really helped me well you really helped my sister. She had the mooing sound and what you said really worked and helped me a lot Ty

You’re welcome and I’m so glad to hear you and your sister were able to resolve the issue. I hope you have a great rest of your weekend!

I don’t like the moo virus bc it glich my iPhone and now I have to figure out how to take this off