How do I block spam calendar invitation emails?

ICS is not an Apple Standard, it is the Internet Standard, open to all.

Or it could mean that I have a sense of humour ... n'est ce pas?

😉

I opened up an Apple chat/support, about this situation, and for the moment they're supposed to get back to me, to do some stuff, from my computer and their servers sometime tomorrow. I can live with that. (not touching any links 😀)

We'll see, but I've had very good luck with them before.

I did mention others have had this problem for awhile. In any case if what they do is simple and it works for me, I'll add it to this forum. 🙂

PS: I also took screen shots to make it much easier to describe and send.

Potentiellement

After following the directintion in the link that William Lloyd provided here's a way you and ignore the spam and never reply nor do anything about it.

Create a new iCloud calendar titled Spam on your Mac. Online at iCloud.com set all invites and alerts to go to the Spam calendar.

On your Mac and mobile devices just disable the Spam calendar so it doesn't show.

Then just ignore the Spam calendar. You can occasionally click on it to see if there's a lot of spam invites. If there is you can delete the calendar and then add a new Spam calendar back in iCloud. Be sure to go to the Calendar's Advanced preference at iCloud.com to make sure the new Spam calendar is set to receive the invites and events.

However, if you get a lot of invites and events then this would not be an acceptable method for you.

I don't get invites nor alerts (except for the spam) so hiding it and occasionally deleting and adding a new, empty Spam calendar back won't inconvenience me.

When ever an invitation is there from spammer you can click on maybe .

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Yeah, I'm well aware it's an Internet std. That doesn't mean Apple's implementation meets the standard, nor does it mean Apple cannot improve on it, which it should. These work-arounds are ********.

But it is in no way a problem for me, and judging from the low level of posts here, others as well.

Just have them sent via email rather than in-app

Still another take on how to get rid of the spam (until Apple can provide us with a method to block them):

Get iCloud Calendar Spam Invites? How to Stop Them

About the same as have already been discussed.

I never received a response back, which would have been Sat'. The techie sounded like she had never heard of it, yet it is all over the place.

Apple seems very quick on telling us via e-mail of new products, and they should have done the same telling people what was going on not to hit Decline or whatever, and that they were working on it.

I find it very disappointing.

And yes, in my mind, it is a viral hack. Unwanted, not allowed and not placed there by me.