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Calendar is an application that allows you to track days, months, and years while synchronizing with Apple's server data, notifying you of upcoming events in your region. However, you may encounter trouble when the app continuously spams notifications. Therefore, blocking spam invitations in iCloud Calendar on iPhone and iPad is a necessary step to avoid annoyance.
Guidelines to Block Spam Invitations on iCloud Calendar for iPhone and iPad
Method 1. Filtering Spam Emails
Step 1: Access the Calendar app on your iPhone or iPad and tap on Calendar at the bottom toolbar.
Step 2: Press Edit at the top corner of the screen and choose Add calendar... after which, press Done once you've named and selected a color for the new calendar filter.
Step 3: Return to the main page of the calendar app, long-press on each event you consider as spam to move it to the newly created filter, and set the Alert to None.
Method 2. Redirecting Calendar Emails and Notifications to Email
You can redirect calendar notification emails to your email instead of receiving direct notifications on your device. This is a simple and effective way to block spam invitations in iCloud Calendar on iPhone and iPad.
Step 1: Access the address: icloud.com on your computer or laptop.
Step 2: Log in to the iCloud account connected to your iPhone or iPad.
Step 3: Click on the Calendar section on the website.
Step 4: On the calendar page, click on Settings (gear icon) in the bottom corner of the browser window.
Step 5: Continue to click on Preferences...
Step 6: In the small dialog that appears, navigate to the Advanced section.
Step 7: Scroll down to the bottom, you will find an option allowing you to change notifications from the calendar. Check the box for Email to... to redirect calendar notifications to email instead of receiving them on your phone. Then press Save to apply the changes.
Here are two methods to help you block spam invitations in iCloud Calendar on iPhone and iPad, reducing annoyance when upcoming events or invitations are notified by the Calendar app.
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