"Your system is infected with (3) Viruses” when opening a Safari tab

Como puedo quitar 2 virus troyanos de my iPad Air

jeronimo82 wrote:

Como puedo quitar 2 virus troyanos de my iPad Air

Ignoralo. Es un anuncio que mintió. Estás bien. No virus.

Reconocer y evitar mensajes de suplantación de identidad (phishing), falsas llamadas de soporte técnico y otras estafas - Soporte técnico de Apple (US)

How can I get viruses out

Help me with virus

Read through this thread and let us know what works and what does not work for you. They are usually just notifications in Safari trying to scare you into believing you have a virus.

Tucker1230 wrote:

Help me with virus

Help you with an advertisement like this “you have (3) viruses” advertisement?

We all see these—and other advertisements—on the internet.

Advertisements are common, and some—such as this advertisement—are profitable for the advertiser.

Yes, this “you have (3) viruses” stuff is an advertisement, pretending to be something it’s not: a malware scan.

This advertiser also lied, as websites cannot scan your local storage. (If a website could scan, the sketchy folks responsible for this and other sketchy advertisements would just steal all our data. But websites can’t scan. So this advertiser lied.)

The advertiser would prefer you go buy some app you don’t need for a problem you don’t have, because that’s profitable for the advertiser.

Ignore the ad.

This ad is one of many sorts of scams, too: Recognize and avoid phishing messages, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support

I need these viruses away from my phone

Sarai_mmm wrote:

I need these viruses away from my phone

Help you with an advertisement like thise “you have (3) viruses” advertisement?

We all see these—and other advertisements—on the internet.

Advertisements are common, and some—such as this advertisement—are profitable for the advertiser.

Yes, this “you have (3) viruses” stuff is an advertisement, pretending to be something it’s not: a malware scan.

This advertiser also lied, as websites cannot scan your local storage. (If a website could scan, the sketchy folks responsible for this and other sketchy advertisements would just steal all our data. But websites can’t scan. So this advertiser lied.)

The advertiser would prefer you go buy some app you don’t need for a problem you don’t have, because that’s profitable for the advertiser.

Ignore the ad.

This ad is one of many sorts of scams, too: Recognize and avoid phishing messages, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support

It said I had one but my phone hasn’t be acting up

silas218 wrote:

It said I had one but my phone hasn’t be acting up

What indicated that? Some advertisement that included “you have (3) viruses” or other hilarity?

We all see these—and other advertisements—on the internet.

Advertisements are common, and some—such as this advertisement—are profitable for the advertiser.

Yes, this “you have (3) viruses” stuff is an advertisement, pretending to be something it’s not: a malware scan.

This advertiser also lied, as websites cannot scan your local storage. (If a website could scan, the sketchy folks responsible for this and other sketchy advertisements would just steal all our data. But websites can’t scan. So this advertiser lied.)

The advertiser would prefer you go buy some app you don’t need for a problem you don’t have, because that’s profitable for the advertiser.

Ignore the ad.

This ad is one of many sorts of scams, too: Recognize and avoid phishing messages, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support

please remove these

tieran177 wrote:

please remove these

Remove what? Some advertisement that included “you have (3) viruses” or other such?

We all see these—and other advertisements—on the internet.

Advertisements are common, and some—such as this advertisement—are profitable for the advertiser.

Yes, this “you have (3) viruses” stuff is an advertisement, pretending to be something it’s not: a malware scan.

This advertiser also lied, as websites cannot scan your local storage. (If a website could scan, the sketchy folks responsible for this and other sketchy advertisements would just steal all our data. But websites can’t scan. So this advertiser lied.)

The advertiser would prefer you go buy some app you don’t need for a problem you don’t have, because that’s profitable for the advertiser.

Ignore the ad.

This ad is one of many sorts of scams, too: Recognize and avoid phishing messages, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support

i need to delete all of my viruses off of my apple iphone

makai225 wrote:

i need to delete all of my viruses off of my apple iphone

There are no viruses on your apple iphone. There are only scams, threats, and fear-mongering messages alleging them. Ignore them.

makai225 wrote:

i need to delete all of my viruses off of my apple iphone

Easy. All done. All removed. Gone. Bye-bye! That was easy, wasn’t it? Wait, what, it was that easy? Yeah. That easy. yeah, the advertisement you’re reading—usually an advertisement for a product you don’t need, and that solves a problem you don’t have and that hasn’t existed for a decade or so— lied. Lied about the “virus scan”, too. Yes, lied. You don’t have any malware on your iPhone. Enjoy!

Recognize and avoid phishing messages, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support