Delete Calendar Invite w/o Response?

This solution worked, thanks Chuck.

These are the things that keep me from using my iPad as productivity / business tool and Mac replacement. I cannot even work with calender in a reasonable way.

Currently I have several business meeting invitations hanging around in my IOS calender which I already replied to from my work Outlook. I really do not want to reply again. This is also true for work calender invitations I forwarded to my private email/calender from my work Outlook. I really do not want to reply to the invitation, creating an email from my private email address to my work collegues / customers.

My workaround is to disable network access, accept the invitation and then delete the outgoing email.

This is just required to use an IOS device in a work environment. I really cannot understand that there is no progress over all those years. The same with multiple Exchange calenders, wich appear in calender on MacOSX, but not on IOS calender. I cannot even see my Exchange travel itinary calender on my iPhone.

I would like to know the same thing. I just receive an ICLOUD calendar invite from someone I do not know. I do not want to reply. It is spam since the invite is repeating all over my year with *no end date*. What's worse it's not in my inbox so I am very curious how I even received this. Could someone have sent a malicious text message with a calendar invite and even though I didn't open it could it have linked to my ICLOUD calendar?

I have the same issue. Received a spam calendar (how is that possible? is apple listening?) request that I can accept or decline. In both cases e-mail will be sent to spammer. I do not want that. whats the way out?

Based on stackexchange post I tried a workaround and it seems to have worked.

Create a new calendar. Move the problem event to that calendar. delete that calendar. There will be a prompt and one of the button is delete without notify.

but apple needs to make sure calendar cannot be spammed.

This worked for me after getting a spam email invite - thanks!

Annoyingly when you do delete the entire calendar it does actually prompt you to "Delete & Notify" or "Delete and Not Notify", I mean c'mon!

Shoot now I'm getting photo sharing invite that I can accept or decline only. I cannot ignore!

And the source of spam seems the same thing that added calendar entry. This is insane... I do not want to get unsolicited invites.

Looks like apple has weak spot that hackers are using now in the ICLOUD calendar invite system they can use to introduce anything to a persons MAC or iPhone.

Had the same problem. Found it was a spam invite coming in via my icloud "work" calendar which I don't use. I deleted that calendar and it went away. Now what is really needed is a way to delete an invite without sending an accept or decline to the invitee.

I have the same problem, and my only solution was to change the email address of my iCloud account.

I only looked because it is imperative a solution is given. Yesterday I was spammed and it repeated the same message, all-day time frame again today. Responding could mean virus, so exactly how does Apple expect its user to proceed? I am not at all happy that I don't have the freedom to remove something without completely removing everything. Apple, are you ever going to respond? This is now URGENT for all of your users!

I can confirm this is still an issue with iOS 10.2 beta 3. Will use feedback app to bring it up, though I doubt I'll be the only one doing so. Hard to believe this has been ongoing for so long!

I have the same problem, but it's not just calendars - I also get people trying to share photos with me. There's no way to delete these invitations other than declining as far as i can see. It's a form of spam that Apple seem to take no notice of whatsoever.

Oh and it's not just iOS for me, same thing happens in OS X.

I also received a spam calendar request that I can accept or decline. In both cases e-mail will be sent to spammer. I do not want that. I was able to turn of iCloud calendar, delete sync data, and it removed the spam invite from my iPad but it's still on my iPhone with no red bubble. It would be good to be able to swipe and delete/block/report spam invitations. 😉