How do I block spam calendar invitation emails?

I am receiving the same message expect I am receiving mine through the 'Reminder' app. When I click decline, the notification will pop back up eventually. How can I get rid of this?

Having the exact same issue. I originally started getting emails, and now the reminder app continues to pop up with notifications every few hours. I have reset my settings and my phone completely with no luck - thinking it might have something to do with the Apple ID itself? Incredibly irritating, am thinking of popping into a Genius Bar/Store and seeing what they say.

how to erase it from the calendar after changing settings in icloud calendar

Here's a step-by-step guide to help you shift the spam invites to a different calendar from where the spam can be erased.

Step 1: Open the Calendar app and go to Calendars. Next, tap the Edit option.

Step 2: Use the Edit button to add a Calendar to the list. Name the same, e.g. Spam. Next, tap on Done.

Step 3: To return to the calendar, double tap the Done option.

Step 4: Next, open the spam invite and tap the bottom (located above invite) on Calendar.

Step 5: Select the new Spam calendar you have created. Repeat this process for all the invites.

Step 6: Return to Calendars. Tap on the i-button located next to the Spam calendar.

Step 7: Scroll down. Next, tap "Delete Calendar" option.

If you get a spam iCloud Calendar request

If you get a calendar request that you think might be spam or junk, let us know. Sign in to iCloud.com with your Apple ID and go to the Calendar app. Open the event that you wish to mark as Junk, click Report Junk, then click OK. We'll automatically delete the event from your Calendar on all your devices signed in with the same Apple ID.

These exact sentences are written in the article : Get help using iCloud Contacts, Calendars, or Reminders - Apple Support

Lionettelynn,

These emails are not from Apple. Use Identifying fraudulent "phishing" email - Apple Support to help you identify and report phishing.

If your ISP offers blacklisting you can blacklist that address. You can also use the Junk mail feature of Mail to reduce those emails from showing up in your inbox.

Brief information is in apple article : Calendar (El Capitan): Reply to event or calendar invitations

I'm responding to this thread because it's the first hit in a google search and it fails to resolve the issue at all.

The spam calendar invites are getting through the junk filters, and, in-fact, don't appear to have any email associated with them. I got an invite that filled up my entire calendar with meeting reminders without my having taken any action. Stupidly, because I needed to see something on my calendar and it was making it really difficult to find the *real* meeting i was looking for, I declined the invitation. It's now open season on my calendar.

Is this perhaps a virus on one of my iCloud connected computers that injecting these invites into my calendar? I genuinely have no idea how these are getting in, but without an email invitation to refer to, one can't report the phishing or really do much of anything beyond the "delete a calendar" work around.

I am having the same thing issue. I stupidly responded to the invite and declined and now receive daily spam invites. Any help on how to block them would be appreciated

Have had the exact thing happen to me. Filled up every day in my calendar. I also declined because I didn't know how to block the email from my calendar invite. Now the same email keeps requesting to share my photos. I don't like this.

I got the spam last week and avoided "declining" to the possible booby trap. In my preferences only my iCloud CalDav is enabled. Will I be able to delete the spam without triggering it by disabling the CalDav calendar?

I found this:

Log in to iCloud on the web, open your calendar, and go to ⚙ > Preferences. Under Advanced, you’ll find an option to receive calendar invitations by email instead of straight into your calendar.

Did it. will see!

I too was receiving notifications from 'Sybil Warren' regarding ray-ban items on sale and it created a calendar notification. This has happened before. Today, I clicked the calendar icon and deleted the calendar the notification was associated with (iCloud work). I was under the impression that it was coming in my calendar from my place of employment, but it is not and can be removed without removing the information you need. Hope that helps!

To get rid of the existing invites/calendar reminders: create a new calendar (you can call it "SPAM" :) ), and then delete it, it will go away with all the undesired invites.

I am having the same issue on my iphone 7 and it is hitting my kids and wifes phone at the same time.