ICloud spam

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• How to filter spam by specific conditions

  Is it possible to teach Apple Mail to identify spam by specific conditions? I tried different options with the junk e-mail settings, but nothing seems to have really worked. As spammers using multiple email addresses and apparently manage to get my name right, none of these standard filtering options do the trick. What I'm looking for, it's a way to teach Apple mail that any message that contains the 'wives', 'energy', 'clinical' or 'credit' is a spam. I've not found an option that goes in this direction.

  Any tips?

  1. Open the message and choose "forward as attachment" from the Message menu.
  2. Forward the message to iCloud [email protected]
  3. Transfer the message again to abuse @area, replacing the field by the part of the e-mail address of the sender after the symbol @. For example, if the e-mail address of the sender is [email protected], forward the message to [email protected].

• Will I receive spam on my iCloud account

  CCan I received spam mail on my iCloud account

  Yes you can and probably will be awhile

• Spam SMS re Apple ID or iCloud

  Just a warning to SMS messages claiming to be from Apple on the deactivation of the iCloud or ID Apple ID accounts are spam. 2 received this morning. The source is a shortcode 27753 + 44.

  Send here:

  [email protected]

• Chinese Spam mail in Icloud-mail is driving me crazy!

  Hi all

  I get mail Chinese spam on my icloud email account on a daily basis, often several times a day. I always get an email with all the Chinese symbols that is followed by another mail that contains both Chinese symbols. The other also has some Latin letters in and says: "RE-IPAD2" to his subject.

  Any idea on how to block or to report these e-mails?

  It is not the first time that I have problems with the spam mails on my icloud account. The last time he always somehow resolved itself after a few days. But this time it seems not to stop and the emails become more intrusive.

  It seems to be a big security problem in icloud. Never had this problem with Googlemail.

  Thanks in advance!

  See what - iCloud: identification and filtering of spam - Apple Support & iCloud: why I get junk mail (spam)?-Apple Support

• Influx of spam in iCloud email

  Hello

  I suddenly started getting about 20 emails to spam a day in my iCloud email.  I got it for years and never a problem.

  Anyone else going through this?  Any way to help him stop?

  It's a well-known problem, happens works as you can see here - Re: everyone is spam on icloud email?  The more you can / should do is report junk email as spam/mail and hope that helps.

• where can I report spam?

  Where can I report spam?

  Depends on how and where it happens (by e-mail, pop-up etc), it is guidance of apples.

  To report spam or other suspects emails you have received in your Inbox iCloud.com, me.com or mac.com, please send them to [email protected]. To report spam or other suspicious messages that you have received through iMessage, please send them to imessage. spam@apple.com with the requested information.

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

• Send an email to iCloud - should not exceed the sending limit.

  When sending email * address, receive the message I'm over issuing limit the size without worrying about the content of the e-mail.

  Occurs when on iPhone, iPad and MacBook.

  < personal information under the direction of the host >

  edit your message if you do not want your email address harvested for spam by a web bot.

  have you tried directly from iCloud.com?

• question of spam iMessage

  I created an email unique iCloud for my new iPhone SE. I've never used this email address anywhere except iTunes and the App Store installation. I use Apple Mail on my iPhone to retrieve the email for the account and never get any email to this account because I don't use it actively with the exception of the registration of Apple.

  I put it in place in iMessage and my phone number. I have never sent or received an iMessage using only my phone number ID.

  How is it possible to get Ray Ban sunglasses spam to my iMessages in these circumstances?  I have long been reluctant to get into the Apple ecosystem, but was convinced to do so by a friend. I had a Samsung before that and never once had SMS spam. Now I'm with Apple almost 3 weeks and I'm iMessage spam that appears to come through my Apple ID associated email.

  I am a very private person and feel somehow I had my privacy violated and worries me also pay Apple which I've also put in place related to my new Apple ID.

  I see a lot of complaints on the internet about spam iMessage. Given that I've been things carefully implemented and have used this email with Apple and it of their iCloud, can someone explain to me what's happened and if I had my information compromised?

  Thank you

  Messages of spam of all kinds are sent to hundreds of thousands of all the days of phones. Spammers don't care even if it is a valid number. Messages eventually went to a hundred random numbers at a time. Your number just happened to be one of these random numbers. Just delete the message and never interact with these spam messages.

• Letter of verification sent iCloud, but I never receive.

  iCloud is always asking me to provide confirmation.  I click on the 'send letter of verification', but the letter never happens.  This has happened since OS X, I think.  How can I get around it?  And, no, it's not in my spam folder.  T

  I assume that you checked the unwanted boxes and trash too. Did you check that the address is correct

• Invitation to spam other than reminders in the iPhone 6

  Hello

  Since a few days I get message popping up on my iPhone asking me if I want to share reminders with an unknown person who seems obviously a scam just as the 6. I have the choice to decline (which I did without success) to show the invitation. When you try to see one open reminders but bring me anywhere I'm afraid that my phone was hacked. Anyone on this?  Thank you!

  It is probably a scam, but I don't see an average loan to stop it except ignore it. Someone got hold of your e-mail (easy) and is spamming you, probably in the hope of finding information via phishing.

  This article can help explain what is happening.

  iCloud: share a recall list

  BTW, your phone can not be diverted or catch a virus, except if it is jailbroken.

• Identification of email as SPAM

  How we prevent mail SPAM OS Mail folder? For me, there seems to be a difference between "Junk" and "SPAM." I have a lot of mail identified as SPAM and is in fact the mail I want. Is there a way to identify an address that is OK to be delivered to your Inbox?

  Also, the JUNK mail folder is not sort the mail correctly. I've tried to sort by Inbox, so I can more easily move mail out of the SPAM folder and they do not sort correctly.

  TIA

  Start here

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  Address postal (Yosemite): If junk mail filters do not work properly

  iCloud: why I get junk mail (spam)? -Apple Support

• iCloud Spoofing

  Hello

  My iCloud address is send email from spam to all my contacts.

  I ran malwarebytes and found no viruses on my computer.

  I think that my email address is being "adulterated" from the address yourhomegym.co.uk

  How can I stop this identity theft?

  Thank you.

  Hey there aduval!

  From what you described, your iCloud email sends messages that you're not initiate and they seem to be spam.  In addition, you have run MalwareBytes and it found no problem. Thanks for posting this. We can certainly check on things.

  Since it comes from your iCloud email, you want to start by changing the password to the account.  This way if this site has your credentials e-mail, update the password should remove access to anyone but you: iCloud: change your iCloud password

  If the emails are always sent after changing your password, then it may be best to check with local support with iCloud and Apple ID options: Apple - Support - products Selection

  Kind regards.

• My email from Apple used to send spam

  This is the first time (that I know) that my Apple email address has been used to send spam in bulk. I don't think that the account has been hacked, since I'm still able to sign in iCloud and access my mail. I guess that my address is being spoofed. I contacted the people I thought that had received spam from me.

  Is it possible to stop this? I'm afraid that it will continue until everyone I contacted directly or sent by electronic mail will be spammed by me. It is an address that I use for almost everything.

  Are there steps I can take to keep my e-mail address be used this way?

  Thank you.

  Carla67 wrote:

  This is the first time (that I know) that my Apple email address has been used to send spam in bulk. I don't think that the account has been hacked, since I'm still able to sign in iCloud and access my mail. I guess that my address is being spoofed. I contacted the people I thought that had received spam from me.

  Is it possible to stop this? I'm afraid that it will continue until everyone I contacted directly or sent by electronic mail will be spammed by me. It is an address that I use for almost everything.

  Are there steps I can take to keep my e-mail address be used this way?

  Thank you.

  Since your password has not changed for access, the password may have been learned through strikes or phishing somehow. It would still be a good idea to update your password information and security.  http://www.Apple.com/legal/more-resources/phishing/

  Two-factor authentication is perhaps something to look at as well, so you can be made aware of all the connections on your account. Two-factor authentication for Apple ID - Apple Support. To do this, before you change the other security settings on your account as your password if you decide to go ahead with it. Otherwise, you must wait 72 hours after the update of your password, etc. for security measures.

  Finally, Contact Apple for support and service - Apple Support should feel you the need for more reassured.

• No-Junk Junk and no synchronization iCloud

  I had this problem for over a year. On my computer (MacBook Pro 15 "2.7 GHz 16 GB OS 10.11.5) mail keeps going to my spam box, but is not marked as spam, i.e. not colored as such and not including any option to mark as not junk not. ICloud via Safari messages are in the folder of spam with the option mark as legitimate, I have repeatedly, clearly be a silly, made.

  Reopening of my e-mail application messages are no longer in the junk e-mail folder, and everything seems fine - until on the next opening, they are undesirable but not marked as junk. And of course, they are also back in the junk e-mail folder in iCloud. They are always the same five people, all my contacts, all previously communicated with, etc.  Why they keep reappearing in my folder junk e-mail on iCloud after repeatedly scoring their unwanted step, and why they are in the junk e-mail folder of the app from my mail with no option to mark as not junk?

  I even they marked as JUNK, quit mail, then marked them as not junk, without success. I've archived them to my computer and everything is going well for a day or two, then new mail from the same contacts is presented again as undesirable non-camelote. If nothing else, why iCloud refuses to accept my rule not Junk? (Please do not suggest an app like SpamSieve since he does not play with the junk mail filters to iCloud and as good training has no effect.)

  If the emails are not grey/navy/red, then your email provider may have marked them as spam, which would explain why the not junk option is not there. Try to go to the e-mail provider's website to see if you can adjust the junk e-mail settings there.

  You can configure a rule to move e-mail messages to the desired area.