Apple rolling out ‘Report Junk’ feature for iCloud Calendar invites from unknown senders to address spam

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Apple rolling out ‘Report Junk’ feature for iCloud Calendar invites from unknown senders to address spam

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<p>Apple is rolling out a fix for the iCloud Calendar spam issue that has plagued users over the past few weeks. On iCloud.com, the company has added a new Report Junk feature. This lets users remove spammy invites from their calendar and reports the sender to Apple for further investigation.</p>
<p>The feature is currently only available on Apple’s iCloud.com Calendar web app but it is likely to roll out to the iOS and Mac native Calendar in a future software update …</p>
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