Apple Calendar spam on the rise again, mostly crypto scams

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By Ben LovejoySep 8, 2025, 9:53 am525 ptsTop
We first saw Apple Calendar spam almost a decade ago, when it hit such levels that the iPhone maker issued an apology and said that it was blocking suspicious senders. We’ve seen the problem re-emerge several times since then, with Apple even publishing a YouTube video on how to remove it. Despite all of these…

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