iPhone "ransomware"

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darmstadt replied

29 March 2017, 18:21
Originally posted by LondonManc View Post

Clearly buying a brand new phone is a cretinous approach. I'd expect nothing less from you.

Some of us can afford to...
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LondonManc replied

29 March 2017, 18:01
Originally posted by Uncle Albert View Post

Well done Albert; I think you've found the one thing that Frankie Boyle wouldn't crack one out to!
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LondonManc replied

29 March 2017, 17:59
Originally posted by darmstadt View Post

FTFY

Clearly buying a brand new phone is a cretinous approach. I'd expect nothing less from you.
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Uncle Albert replied

29 March 2017, 17:56
Originally posted by LondonManc View Post

iPhone users fooled by fake ransomware - BBC News

For anyone browsing certain "art" websites that gets this pop up, the fix is straightforward.

Switch to settings and browse to: Safari, Advanced.
Turn javascript off.
Switch back to Safari, ok the message and close that browsing tab
Switch back to settings and turn javascript back on.
Go out and buy a jazz mag instead you muck pup.
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darmstadt replied

29 March 2017, 17:55
Originally posted by LondonManc View Post

iPhone users fooled by fake ransomware - BBC News

For anyone browsing certain "art" websites that gets this pop up, the fix is straightforward.

Buy an Android phone

FTFY
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LondonManc started a topic iPhone "ransomware"

29 March 2017, 17:49
iPhone "ransomware"

iPhone users fooled by fake ransomware - BBC News

For anyone browsing certain "art" websites that gets this pop up, the fix is straightforward.

Switch to settings and browse to: Safari, Advanced.
Turn javascript off.
Switch back to Safari, ok the message and close that browsing tab
Switch back to settings and turn javascript back on.
Go out and buy a jazz mag instead you muck pup.
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