nick_iphone7 Suspended Original poster Dec 4, 2019 67 19 Jan 18, 2020 #1 Yesterday I clicked something while browsing a site (it was not a porn site) and now I get some notifications that I don't know how to remove. Any idea how to delete them? I did an offload and it didn't help. Attachments 0ECF3E1D-CFD1-4DA5-A7F4-D42513568C23.png 198.5 KB · Views: 3,609 F595BA4C-E8BB-4390-92D6-7A90C30EF563.png 384.9 KB · Views: 447
Yesterday I clicked something while browsing a site (it was not a porn site) and now I get some notifications that I don't know how to remove. Any idea how to delete them? I did an offload and it didn't help.
Shifts macrumors regular Oct 3, 2019 194 175 Jan 18, 2020 #2 I had this issue and I believe this was how I fixed it: https://www.howtogeek.com/282878/how-to-properly-delete-calendar-spam-in-ical/ Apple suggests a different way: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7782744
I had this issue and I believe this was how I fixed it: https://www.howtogeek.com/282878/how-to-properly-delete-calendar-spam-in-ical/ Apple suggests a different way: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7782744
BrianBaughn macrumors G3 Feb 13, 2011 9,910 2,537 Baltimore, Maryland Jan 18, 2020 #3 Not sure what you mean by an "offload" but can you log into the calendar via a computer browser and delete them there?
Not sure what you mean by an "offload" but can you log into the calendar via a computer browser and delete them there?
nick_iphone7 Suspended Original poster Dec 4, 2019 67 19 Jan 18, 2020 #4 BrianBaughn said: Not sure what you mean by an "offload" but can you log into the calendar via a computer browser and delete them there? Click to expand... This is Offload Attachments 4E9D77D3-4D59-4B49-8248-F90301B85844.png 191.7 KB · Views: 563
BrianBaughn said: Not sure what you mean by an "offload" but can you log into the calendar via a computer browser and delete them there? Click to expand... This is Offload