Has Apple fixed this iCal spam problem? It's still around and there is no clear and easy way to removed invites. I have been waiting thinking there would be some patch so people would be able to remove those posts (old and new) on their iCal.
I have read over some of these other posts but what I have seen is there is no real solution.
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.
As per this article : Get help using iCloud Contacts, Calendars, or Reminders - Apple Support
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.
As per this article : Get help using iCloud Contacts, Calendars, or Reminders - Apple Support
Feasley wrote:
Has Apple fixed this iCal spam problem? It's still around and there is no clear and easy way to removed invites. I have been waiting thinking there would be some patch so people would be able to remove those posts (old and new) on their iCal.
I have read over some of these other posts but what I have seen is there is no real solution.
This MacWorld article indicates that... "The company just added a “Report Junk” option the Calendar app on iCloud.com, and that feature may soon be coming to iOS and macOS."
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