How can I get rid of a Congratulations-you-won.com-yourprize.com pop up window on my iPad? It wants me to answer ok but I'm afraid it is a virus.

Did not work for me

I got it on allrecipes.com although food can be pôrn to some people

This is my problem also.

Since this thread is marked as solved, if the solution didn't work for you then you don't have the same problem and should start your own thread for your problem.

I’m an 86 year old lady and have no interest in **** sights. I was searching for a place to stay in Nebraska.

This doesn’t solve the problem. I continues to come back time after time.

THANK YOU jimkk. Had the same issue on my iPhone and tried all of the other fixes. Your advice was the one that worked.

Same.

That is incorrect. I have never signed into a pornographic site and get them depending on webpage visited. Amazon has it as do other sites.

I had just posted that clearing my settings didn't work for me, when saw the post above me about turning off "Java Script" in the Advanced settings for Safari. And the popups stopped! I turned the Java Script settings back on, and the popups have yet to come back. Nice job, JCM4S!!

No...sorry. It worked for me on 2 of my devices, sorry it didn't work for you. One thing I found was that the problem only occurred on a single site. So there is likely some type of Java script running on the site that is causing the issue. Maybe it was just coincidence that the site was fixed at the same time I turned off and turned on java scripting on my phone. I don't know. By the way...did you turn off Java scripting, then go to the site to see if the pop up appeared before turning it on again? This is what I did...and may be a requirement to make this work. Good luck. I know how frustrating this is.

Also...if this doesn't work, it couldn't hurt to let the owner of the site know that they have a problem with some rogue java script on their site. Maybe they will fix it....maybe.

I completely agree with this post. This has gone on for quite some time now and is getting old. The problem with the whole issue is getting these messages over the last 2 years makes me feel like the IOs operating system is not secure. Consequently, I never use my iPhone for any financial transactions with my bank and credit cards and I've stopped using Apple Pay. Please make your IOs system more robust Apple! We are counting on you.

I reset it and it still does not work

I've followed the suggested process of clearing history more than once. It seems to work for a while but then the spam pop ups always reappear. Is there any other solutions?

Hi Southwrite. You need to stop going back to the site that provides the popups. Or just accept them as the price for whatever you're doing.