To reset the iPhone 7/iPad Air completely goto Settings -> General ->Reset. By pressing reset, you’ll get a warning “Erase All Content and Settings,”so just before resetting the iPhone 7 it would be best to backup data and other informations on iCloud/iTune first. If clearing Safari didn’t delete the virus, you would have to reset your iPhone 7 or iPad. Method #2 Resetting settings on iPhone 7 Plus (If your iPhone x or iPad Pro is not Jailbreak, it is very hard to get a virus make sure no Chinese Character looking App is installed) Watch this videos, if the virus popup message is still on Safari iPhone 7 The list below are some site of fake Adware URL Site. Please post a comment below with the website and phone number below, so other users know it is a scam. If they are asking for credit card payment, 100% of the time they are trying to scam you.

If you call the phone number, they would be asking for money or personal information(Such as Credit Card). You should be able to open Safari without any popup or Error messages.īelieve it or not, most of the popup related fake virus get resolved by just following these simple step above. If done correctly, the Website Data in Safari should be deleted.

Clear the Cache (this will delete javascript & other cache).

Clear the Safari Histroy (this will remove the webpage history that you had visit – Password and other datas will be remove too).

To start the removal of the adware/virus, the very first thing you need to do is to go to the Safari Settings on iPhone : That will forward you to a scam, asking for payment. They would pretend to be working from Apple Support (Most of the time, you would be speaking to a heavy Indian accent speaker) – + 1-84 Call Apple Tech Support Immediately for assistance – popup auto call. So, the question is how can you delete these fake iPhone popup virus or Adware messages from Safari browser?Įxample: Whenever you get a message like this on your iPhone 7 Plus, they would ask you to call the phone number asking for payment and credit card information to fix the virus. If your iDevice(iPhone SE,iPhone X, iPad pro, iPhone 7 plus) is not jail-broken you shouldn’t be getting any virus. You can get important personal information stolen, your device might get unauthorized access. In some rare cases, an Apps can actually contain virus that will steal personal informations (Apple will remove these app from store). On the other side of the call you’ll be talking to a heavy Indian accent speaker asking for money to remove it.

The popup virus message is intended to defraud/ransom ware the users into paying them money. These days, many popup are showing up on the iPhone Safari containing fake adware and virus for iOS 12.

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