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MAC CALENDAR KEEPS ASKING ME FOR PASSWORD HOW TO
How to unsubscribe from spam calendars on macOS Big Sur 11.4 or earlier
MAC CALENDAR KEEPS ASKING ME FOR PASSWORD UPGRADE
However, if your iPhone is stuck with iOS 12.5.x or earlier, or if you cannot upgrade to iOS 14.6 or later for some other reason, you should upgrade to a newer iPhone as soon as possible to increase your security and privacy.
MAC CALENDAR KEEPS ASKING ME FOR PASSWORD UPDATE
After the update completes, follow the steps outlined above for iOS 14.6 or later.
MAC CALENDAR KEEPS ASKING ME FOR PASSWORD SOFTWARE
If you have an iPhone that isn’t running iOS 14.6 or later, you should upgrade to the latest version of iOS if possible by going into the Settings app, then General, then Software Update. How to unsubscribe from spam calendars on an iPhone with an older iOS version If that doesn’t resolve the problem, or if you have a different operating system and these steps aren’t applicable to you, keep reading.

First, if you see this sort of calendar, don’t believe what it says.

The fix is relatively easy, at least if you’ve got an iPhone or iPad with the latest operating system. This tweet below has a screenshot showing an example of one such calendar:Īpple really needs to do something about these calendar scams. This is enough of a problem that Apple has produced a short video explaining how to unsubscribe from these spam calendars. Here’s a long Reddit thread discussing this. People may find that they are prompted to subscribe to calendars on hacked websites, and, if they accidentally tap or click Subscribe, they may find a new calendar in their app with nothing but spam. We’ll leave that information below while this sort of calendar spam seems to have subsided somewhat, the methods we described can be useful against spammers who still use the older tactics.īut now, in 2021, there’s a more common type of iCloud calendar spam. At the time, spammers had figured out a way to send calendar invitations to users which were similar to spam emails, touting sales or other scams. We first wrote about iCloud calendar spam back in 2016. How to unsubscribe from spam calendars in Apple’s Calendar app or iCloud
