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<blockquote data-quote="lclev" data-source="post: 1768775" data-attributes="member: 307555">As the subject states, my girlfriend had a message supposedly from Google on her iPhone 7 saying she had four viruses on her phone from visiting porn sites.&nbsp; Well, my very conservative Christian girlfriend freaked.&nbsp; She called me immediately - from the iPhone with the message.&nbsp; She then proceeded to drive to my house so I could fix her phone, telling me the whole way that she had never ever visited porn sites.&nbsp; My thoughts were that I hope she doesn't run over anyone as she drives. <img src="/mac_images/images/smilies/Smirk.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":Smirk:" title="Smirk&nbsp; &nbsp; :Smirk:" data-shortname=":Smirk:" />Unfortunately, I did not get to see the message as when she switched to call me it went away.&nbsp; I tried to get her to retrace her steps.&nbsp; She had been reading her emails, might have followed a link that may have opened Safari but really could not figure out which ones.... her mind kind of bounces like a cat chasing a red pointer light. She could not remember if it had a number to call or any other instructions because she froze after seeing the words virus and porn.&nbsp; So needless to say I could not recreate the popup issue.&nbsp; I did clear her Safari browser history.&nbsp; She does not have google chrome on her phone. I am sure there are no viruses.&nbsp; Has anyone else seen anything like this?&nbsp; Also did I miss anything I could have done to eliminate it happening again?Lisa</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lclev, post: 1768775, member: 307555"] As the subject states, my girlfriend had a message supposedly from Google on her iPhone 7 saying she had four viruses on her phone from visiting porn sites. Well, my very conservative Christian girlfriend freaked. She called me immediately - from the iPhone with the message. She then proceeded to drive to my house so I could fix her phone, telling me the whole way that she had never ever visited porn sites. My thoughts were that I hope she doesn't run over anyone as she drives. :Smirk: Unfortunately, I did not get to see the message as when she switched to call me it went away. I tried to get her to retrace her steps. She had been reading her emails, might have followed a link that may have opened Safari but really could not figure out which ones.... her mind kind of bounces like a cat chasing a red pointer light. She could not remember if it had a number to call or any other instructions because she froze after seeing the words virus and porn. So needless to say I could not recreate the popup issue. I did clear her Safari browser history. She does not have google chrome on her phone. I am sure there are no viruses. Has anyone else seen anything like this? Also did I miss anything I could have done to eliminate it happening again? Lisa [/QUOTE]

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