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I have started receiving spam Calendar and Photos invites from Chinese spammers, how can I stop/block/report these? There is no way to do it via iPhone, and even logging in to the iCloud site dosen't let me see these invites via the browser. This is gettng extremely annoying to the point I've had to turn off the iCloud Calendar and Photo sharing features.
This really, really needs to be addressed.
iPhone 6s Plus, iOS 10.1.1
I received icalendar spam from ray ban this afternoon on my iPhone 6+ and iPad Air2-both run IOS 10.1.
Did I ruin my entire life when I declined the message on my iPhone?
By now, everyone reading this has realized that I am a luddite. I do not understand the attempted fixes described by other forum participants.
I need to know the following:
1. What else should I NOT do?
2. How do I prevent the intrusion of unsolicited messages in calendar?
3. How do I configure, disable or remove Calender from my IOS devices?
I am concerned that Apple has become equally as vulnerable to cyber attack as is Microsoft .
Fortunately for me, I am old, patient, and I have books. Shall I clean up my CB radio and purchase US Postage stamps?
Please excuse my unsophisticated techno-verbiage.
Thank you.
Thanks, I have now tried this. Hopefully this will resolve the problem but Apple need to sort and simplify it.
Change your password for your email address your calendar is associated with! Got 6 spams in 1 day, actually with in 3 hours. I have been spam free forn24 hrs.
Log into iCloud. Select calendar. Select preferences, advanced. Check box to have invites sent to email (instead of calendar). From there, your email will filter to spam.
Thank you that was a great suggestion.
Thank you!!!!!! Deleting the suspect "calendar", in my case it was the "HOME" calendar, deleted the event that populated my calendar everyday for years ahead!
Exactly the same problem & this solution worked for me.
I began receiving them as well. Not liking it and would like to figure out how to report it. The work-around below shouldn't have to be done with an Apple product, IMHO!
Thanks! My problem wasn't the emailed calendar invites, but was invites sent directly to may calendar. Your link provided a good workaround until Apple (hopefully) does something about this.
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How do I stop spam iCloud Calendar and Photos invites?
