Keep getting Pop-ups from fuq.com
When visiting various other online merchants, we randomly get redirected to a site (fuq.com) and it's not every time.???
iPad mini Wi-Fi, iOS 7.1.1
When visiting various other online merchants, we randomly get redirected to a site (fuq.com) and it's not every time.???
iPad mini Wi-Fi, iOS 7.1.1
Via safari?
So you have popups turned off?
Settings, safari and you can turn them off there.
(or more accurately, have block popups turned on)
You can try clearing the cookies and cache in safari and see if that helps.
if you are using an existing bookmark to get to landsend - delete it - go to goolge, and find landfs end again, and see if it still happens. and again, it it has happened again, delete your cookies again.
Tried -I have no bookmarks for landsend. Deleted cookies and history and still comes up randomly. Went so far as to block the website under restrictions. Now, I have to input a security code to access any site that shows initially blocked. It's like the site is trying to pop-up randomly (it rotates through a few different sites, a antivirus merchant, a dating site and the one I mentioned earlier). Not sure what else to do
I am having same problem on multiple iOS devices starting today. Do you use openDNS? I am trying to figure out what could be going on. I can't believe my iOS hacked more likely something else on internet hacked and causing these redirects.
I don't use open DNS and not really sure what that entails or means. Wife and I experiencing it on both our iOS devices and concerned our kids (each with a mini ipad) will experience the same. I see many posts back from 2012 stating the same issue, but I can't seem to see any solid resolution...
I also had the same thing happen to my wife's mini and our other ipad this morning. After a rest and clearing history and clearing cookies and data I clicked on Advanced and turned-off JavaScript and then clicked on Website data and deleted everthing under this option. I also changed the option for Block Cookies from third parties and advertisers to always.
I have a Netgear router so I setup an account with OpenDNS as metioned above and block and blacklisted the sites m.fuq.com and fuq.com.
Hope that helps!!!
A lot of ads have code built into them now to redirect people to a site and even the apps to to view an app that they want you to see.
It is likely that the website that you are visiting doesn't have any idea that this is happening because they are not causing it to happen.
I had an app on my iPhone that would occasionally direct me to the App Store to view clash of clans. I removed the app because I was tired of it happening. The same app on my iPad has no ads so I never have that problem.
If this is happening on sites where this definitely should not be happening, you probably have a compromised network, most likely a compromised wireless router. See:
How to manage a hacked wireless router
There is no known malware capable of infecting an iPad, unless it has been jailbroken (ie, hacked to allow installation of apps from somewhere other than the App Store). So this is not being caused by malware on the iPad.
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hexonxonx wrote:
And of course, if it happens while on the cellular network, the above is worthless since there would be no wireless router on the cellular network.
If it happens in that case, it's the sites you're visiting, plain and simple.
Of course and that is what I suspect with all of these people posting on this site. Those banner ads that redirect are catching on. I've had them happen within apps as well. I got so tired of them, I deleted the apps. It's likely the app developer and in the case of people visiting this website, the site owner, it's likely they don't know that they are serving up ads that do this.
Have all blockers turned on. cleared all history.cache, etc. seems to only do it when wife or are on landsend.com website trying to search products or place an order.
I am equally concerned. I am assuming an ad network has been hacked. I am surprised we have heard nothing of it.
Having same issue. Started today. Randomly being redirected to fuq.com and can't find a fix. Using 5s and safari.
Exactly. Help,,?
I need help too. Tried reset, clearing data, erasing apps. Nothing has worked.
Keep getting Pop-ups from fuq.com