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This W W W . U G G T A . C О M managed to put their advertising in my calendar. My anti-virus Symantec Endpoint protection did not pick it up. Does anyone know how to get it out or where it is located or what I need to do to protect myself from this unwanted invasion?
I'm running Sierra
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Hey @mayer, it looks like Apple has apologized for this issue and is actively working to fix it.
Here's a Gizmodo article on how to stop getting calendar notifications.
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Yes, that's the problem! Nice that Apple has apologized. It would be even nicer if they actually fixed it with a security update. Thanks for finding this ;-)
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@mayer , I could not find much info. on W W W . U G G T A . C О M, check this link to see if it is similar problem. Hope it helps.
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Well it's not an answer per se but looks like a lot of others are having the same issue. I subscribed to Reddit so maybe someone will find out.
@mayer ,Did a search, this may be what Gigabit878 mentioned. Mac computer Change advertising id in privacy
@lpfaff1 That link is good but more for iOS. I did try going to System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy > Calendars and saw no requests for access.
@mayer try looking in safari, maybe its under there.
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Change you advertising id, I forgot how to but it should be in privacy.
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This would be a great answer if you told me how to do it.
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@mayer, no new suggestions for your problem, just trying to keep ? alive, hoping some one can help! Good luck.
par L Pfaff
I use the free MalwareByte Anti-Malware to remove adware from Macs, those that cause multiple tabs to open when you are trying to browse. Could it work for you too? I just had a customer mention he has this issue on his iPhone while while we were working on his computer, but we did not have time to work on it. He is dropping by soon.
par Rany
@rany In general I try to stay away from free programs as most are viruses themselves. What was unusual on this one is that it placed it in my calendar.
par mayer
The MalwareByte seems legit. From experience, it works well to remove adware and hasn't caused any issues that I am aware of.
par Rany