Similar Questions

• The website inappropriate data can be saved without going on these sites?

  I found several of them recorded in the data of the Web site on the iPad for my husband. He says that he has no idea where they came from and said the worst articles on what he ones as «best and worst Beach bodies» You know the type of article. But here's the thing. Some of the websites connected to big p * n sites there. Those well known that if you are a human being, you have probably heard the names of. I told him that if he is watching these things, I would still be working with him on this subject, but he always says that he has no idea how they got there. Technically, he did not get the new device, but he deleted the data history and website once or twice. I tried myself to erase data. Most of them went off, but many stuck, specifically the name of big ones, but the rest (the names make clear what they were) erased properly.

  So I guess the question is, can such sites end up on the Web site data without actually going on them, and if the history is cleared, why do some Web sites stay in the data of the Web site and others be deleted?

  Hello ForgottenGold,

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support.

  I appreciate that you try to delete some stored information of Safari on iPad.  I suggest that not only he does not erase history data and the Web site, but also deletes all the data of the Web site:

  Clear information on your device

  To clear your history and cookies from Safari iOS 8 or later, tap Settings > Safari > clear the history and data from the Web site. In iOS 7 or an earlier version, tap clear history, clear Cookies and data.

  To erase other information stored in Safari, tap Settings > Safari > advanced > Web site data > delete all data from the Web site.

  Clear your history, cookies and browsing Safari data do not change your AutoFill information.

  To visit the sites without a story, learn how do to Toggle private browsing.

  Safari web settings on your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch

  I also suggest making sure that Anti-Phishing is enabled and review also get a content Blocker:

  Put Anti-phishing and content blockers

  To turn on Anti-phishing, press settings > Safari and turn on fraudulent Web site warning. When turned on, the feature Anti-Phishing in Safari will display an alert if the site you are visiting is a suspected phishing site. To stop it, tap again warning of fraudulent Web site.

  Phishing is a fraudulent attempt to steal your personal information, such as passwords, account information or usernames. A Web site fraud masquerades as legitimate, such as a Bank, financial institution or email provider.

  With iOS 9, Safari brings content blockers. Content blockers are extensions that allow Safari effectively block cookies, images, resources, pop ups and other content.

  To enable content blockers, you must download a content blocking app on the App Store. Tap Settings > Safari > content blockers and enable extensions that you want to use. You can use more than one content blocker.

  You need an iPhone 5 s or later to use content blockers.

  Take care.

• Malware or viruses on my Mac

  I need help! When you use Safari, whenever I shoot a Web site, another unwanted site appears. Also, when I search Google, he repaces somehow the results with the unintended outcomes? Hard to explain!

  I am not notified of any virus or malware and have tried a number of things after reading some of these messages, but nothing it has solved the problem. First, it started with a pop up screen saying I have a virus and I have to contact them to fix the problem. I have not be contacted. Can someone help me?

  What a scam. Read this tip user by John Galt. Also just as a rule of thumb, never install any type of antimalware or antivirus software on your mac, it's just making things worse.

  Problem:

  A popup unexpected or unsolicited webpages (examples below; Click to enlarge) appears claiming the 'virus' detection, or the existence of an unsafe condition that needs to be addressed urgently:

  Scam, example 1	Scam example 2
  Scam example 3	Scam example 4

  These scams may appear on any web browser running on any Mac, PC or iOS device. They appear to be authentic, because they can include details such as your IP address and an icon of the browser you use. Some of them include the voice-over or annoying alert sounds. You do not find an impossible to remove popups, and you can't find a way to stop Safari. Even if you were completely shut down and restart your Mac or your iPhone, annoying popups could just keep reappearing.

  A variant of the same scam will cause a Web page to appear accusing you of a sordid or illegal Internet activity. The page could bear seals of aspect official government or law enforcement, say your Mac is infected with certain ick, and / or use technobabble intended either to intimidate you or create a sense of authenticity.

  • Needless to say, regardless of the text they contain must be completely excluded, because it is all wrong: your Mac is not infected with anything and you do nothing wrong. What you feel is a lame and 100% fraudulent attempt to extort the money from you. No matter how legitimate, the message seems to be, it did not are created with Apple, the FBI, RCMP, Bundespolizei, or any organization is legitimate. This is a scam very common and easily perpetrated which can affect any computer or Web browser. Don't fall for it!
  • If you look closely at the page, you might find a 'warning', written in very small text, containing what may be the only accurate information on this. Extracted textually accurate follows one of the examples above scam: "the Web page and pop-up is only for advertising use.» In no way claiming to be Microsoft and claiming a certain error has occurred. The Web page does not personal or critical information. Web site owners are not responsible for all the measures taken on your system by third parties. Dial your own free will. " Who could argue with that? It's about as honest as it gets.

  The problem is that they cannot be dismissed. You can not close the page or even leaving the web browser that you use and you're stuck.

  • Whatever you do, do not call all the numbers that appear. They want fair payment, usually several hundred dollars U.S. worse still, they can try to trick you by giving them remote control your Mac, theoretically allowing them to install a capacity without barriers 'backdoor' granting criminals to harvest some or all of the information on your Mac, to be used for any conceivable purpose. It's a road you want to travel.

  There are different solutions for Safari on Mac and Safari on an iPhone or iPad device. Follow applicable below. Although the instructions dier Safari, they are easily adaptable to other web browsers.

• I received an email telling me that I was charged for something I've ever had.

  Original title: billing

  I received an email telling me that I was charged for something I've ever had

  It might be spam.

  (1) the validity of the sender (name, phone number, mailing address, etc.)

  (2) check if they understand your credit card or checking account numbers in the Email.

  If they then contact your banking company or credit card on the possible actions you can take if you think that it is a fraudulent attempt to get the $$$

  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com

• I think I should have received a fraudulent email

  Hello

  I received the following email today and I have the feeling that maybe it's a fraudulent email that I do not recognize the mentioned Unit and I also use the two-step verification then would have been alrerted on buying... How can I verify that this is really fake?

  I have to say if this a fake email it would be the only this that took me almost!

  Thank you

  Del

  < image edited by host to remove personal information >

  It may be a phishing attempt. Report this scam to Apple: [email protected]

  You can find more information on the attempts of phishing here:

  https://www.Apple.com/legal/more-resources/phishing/

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT204759

• Is this an attempt to iCloud phishing?

  I keep getting emails like:

  Dear customers √
  It is an automated message sent by our security system to let you know that you have 12 hours to confirm your account .

  
  

  I think they are phishing attempts, among others due to the non grammatical "Dears".

  
  

  Just to clear such things?

  
  

  Rembrandt
  

  This is a phishing attempt. Do not respond. Shall not disclose any personal or financial information. You can use the address below to the suspicious message as an attachment to the Apple.

  [email protected]

  The link below has information to identify fraudulent emails.

  http://support.Apple.com/kb/HT4933

• Attempted fraud

  Today I received an email from [email protected] , alleging that I bought 3 items of 'App Store' for my MacBook Pro against my Apple ID. The email was pretty good cloned using a few potentially legitimate but sentences the opportunity to 'click' on some options or information which would no doubt lead to desired or similar malware.

  Should this email addy will be published for the purpose of warning, and I can't find a dedicated area Apple charge for attempted fraud, I would be grateful for some support here.

  Read here: identifying fraudulent "phishing" email - Apple Support

• attempts to connect from another IP address.

  Received by email to verify my credentials, as an attempt to connect to another IP address seems to have been detected.

  Is phishing email? It's: Apple's support([email protected]).

  If I click on check now it goes to the: http://appleid.appstore.update.java.com.manipulei.com.br/account/097e58d83bba3ae 2731beeb77a10e134/Login.html

  where I wonder you connect and then provide my personal information.

  The e-mail is not Apple, it is a phishing attempt to try to get your account details and payment - you can transfer it to Apple: [email protected] and then delete him.

  Phishing and similar e-mail: Phishing and other suspicious emails

  The phishing emails: identifying fraudulent "phishing" email - Apple Support

  ITunes real e-mails: identification of legitimate on the iTunes Store - Apple Support emails

• Is this an attempt to real phishing or email?

  I received the email and am not sure if it's from Apple or a phishing attempt - following

  Hello (username)

  Please update your ID online as soon as possible - if no action is taken, you will need to contact real to continue using your ID. We are committed to keep Apple online a good, dynamic professional community. Update ID Thank you for being our customer! The iTunes team

  2015 inMail © mark filed in the United States and/or other countries. All rights reserved. If you need assistance or have any questions, please contact Support. Registered as a company, private company number 4732471 Headquarters: Wilton Place, place of Wilton

  This is a phishing attempt. Do not respond. Shall not disclose any personal or financial information. You can use the address below to send the suspicious message to Apple.

  [email protected]

  The link below has information to identify fraudulent emails.

  http://support.Apple.com/kb/HT4933

• Fraudulent iTunes purchase

  It was in my email this morning.  Has not been touched my Bank and I hope I've taken quickly.  Makes me not want to order anything ever.

  	Invoice
  APPLE ID [email protected] CHARGED [email protected] TOTAL £54.99 DATE OF INVOICE January 12, 2016 SEQUENCE NO. 1-468565613 COMMAND ID 468565613 DOCUMENT NO. 168761677855 App Store TYPE PURCHASED AT PRICE            Europe - iGO primo app NNG Szoftverfejleszto're Kereskedelmi Kft Add a comment | Report a problem                       IOS app iPad £54.99 Including VAT at 20% VAT 20% £9,17

  It's probably a phishing attempt. Do not respond. Shall not disclose any personal or financial information. You can use the address below to send the suspicious message to Apple. [email protected]

  The link below has information to identify fraudulent emails.

  http://support.Apple.com/kb/HT4933

• My 5s iphone suddenly showed no service, then I made an attempt to update to ios and itunes connected, now iphone is not enable and display cannot connect to the server and in itunes it shows unable to check your device.please help me

  My 5s iphone suddenly showed no service, then I made an attempt to update to ios and itunes connected, now iphone is not enable and display cannot connect to the server and in itunes it shows unable to check your device.please help me

  Assuming that you have a valid SIM card in the phone, it is more often symptomatic of a phone that has been hacked or jailbroken to unlock.

  Where do you have the phone first?

• Fraudulent email from Apple!

  I received a fraudulent email claiming that they came from the App Store trying to get my information Apple ID. Can I report it to Apple? Suz

  Tent in advance: [email protected]

• My MacBookPro after that several attempts is NOT far form 10.11.5 El Capitan to 10.11.6, suggestions?

  My MacBookPro after that several attempts is NOT far form 10.11.5 El Capitan to 10.11.6, suggestions?

  Download the Combo update and apply it.

  Download update of OS X El Capitan 10.11.6 Combo

• Two fraudulent emails - Bill music subscription.

  I received two emails within two days, claiming to be from Apple with a bill for a music subscription. It shows my Apple ID gives a name different iphone each case. For the first, I tried clicking on the link to cancel the subscription, but he sent me on Youtube!  How I assumed that it was a fraudulent e-mail. Y at - it somewhere that I can forward these emails?  I want to assure you that no one could access my account and that I was not charged for a subscription, I won't. I changed my password yesterday but still I got another fraudulent email today.

  You can use the address below to the suspicious message as an attachment to the Apple.

  [email protected]

• Fraudulent use of my credit card

  How do I credit for more than $315 on fraudulent iTune by someone using one of my non-Apple credit cards?

  You should directly contact the iTunes Store support. Start with the link contact us at the bottom of this page.

  https://www.Apple.com/EMEA/support/iTunes/contact.html