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I’m receiving notifications on my calendar that is someone is hacking my iPhone and that I must follow links and download apps to protect my iPhone
I want to check is that true or not and how can I deal with this problem
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No, not true, it is spam. do not take any of the actions suggested. They are trying to sell you useless security apps,
To remove
In Calendar app, tap on Calendars and uncheck the ones you don’t recognise .
Then Settings > Calendar > Accounts > Subscribed Calendars, look for the problem calendar and delete it.
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT211076
No, not true, it is spam. do not take any of the actions suggested. They are trying to sell you useless security apps,
To remove
In Calendar app, tap on Calendars and uncheck the ones you don’t recognise .
Then Settings > Calendar > Accounts > Subscribed Calendars, look for the problem calendar and delete it.
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT211076
How to know if Calendar notification is true or not?
