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Whoever has been affected by this, DID click the "Install" option on the profile settings page - otherwise, it would be impossible for a webpage to install a profile without consent/click by the user. If you click on that button, you will get to the profile installation on your iPhone (it's safe to click on the button, just make sure you do NOT click on the "Install" option for the profile). If you click on the links above on an iPhone, you will get to a screen/page (on Safari) showing a button that says "Get Daily (Bible) Verses" or "Get My Weather". In the last couple of days, I've seen ads on a certain game (ad appears after player completed their round) pointing at two of these "profile" advertisers: I've seen this type of profile/IMAP approach by a few developers.

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I need to know how to delete this spam hacking email from my iphone. I am concerned if I accidentally used it, something really bad would happen. It is a long name is no way I would use this, I want to delete it. I can email from it but I don't know where it came from or what it does. The strange thing is having an email address that isn't mine that I can email from and it is an odd one.

But I have no idea how to get rid of it.Īlso, I have not been able to fix my the one business email account. I have just deleted the emails from this spam Bible Verse Daily account. There is an email account on my phone, but there is no way to delete it, unlike any of my other accounts.Īlso, one of my business email accounts has gotten messed up.

I can not find an application on my phone for it. I do recall after the first day I started getting a lot of spam with just 1 Bible verse.

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I do not recall if I had to download an app or not. Then I remember it asking me if I was interested in other categories, I didn't click any of it. It showed me that days Bible verse so I clicked ok. It is a Bible Verse Daily Account that popped up while I was reading a regular news email. This happened to me just a few days after getting a new iphone 6s and setting up all of my emails accounts. In any case, explaining to this lady that the only way it got on the phone, even if you have no idea how they showed up, is by you or someone using your phone accepted all the prompts to install the damn thing.

Very odd.Ĭome to think of it, your screenshots show this Daily Bible Verse and I'm wondering if that is what's going on with my mother's iPhone. Apparently there's a Mail Restore Request option and so I submitted that for her, but who knows when or if that'll actually restore anything. She spent two hours on the phone with ATT support and then asked me to take a look. Then they were gone completely after the ATT support rep told her to remove the account and re-add it to her iPhone. Only reason I became aware of this issue is because her email account had all of the inbox emails disappear and were moved to trash. I'm going to reset her device and I hope things sort out. Makes me think these configs altered something more even though I removed them and restarted the device. Frustrated, I took out my iPhone and was able to create the account without issue. Tried 3 different ways on her device and all three resulted in Cannot Create Account - An Unknown Error Has Occurred. As she did not have a backup of her phone, I attempted to create an iCloud account. What concerns me is that her device is now compromised. One was a coupon thing and another was I believe a weather one. Just encountered a user that had two of these type profiles on her phone. Obviously these all include info created by the profile and none of our corp data. Has anyone else seen any 'malware' like this? I know he had to click several notifications and warnings about installing the profile yet we all know he denies that. The user believes he got this after clicking on an ad inside of the Weather Channel App. I took some screenshots of the config then deleted the profile promptly. So I headed over to the device profile screen under 'settings' and sure enough I saw our MDM profile but also an additional profile installed that included settings to create an imap mail account and included 2 Comodo RSA cert's. So I went to his mail accounts under 'settings' to see what that account was and the credentials looked questionable so I took a screenshot and went to delete the account but it was listed as being controlled by an installed device profile. I quickly realized that the messages were not in his company inbox but they were in an inbox called "daily bible verse." curious if anyone else has seen this yet.Ī user came to me with an iphone that had a bunch of SPAM emails in his inbox.