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For the past couple of weeks I have been receiving "Microsoft Suggestions" in my calendar that span across two weeks in my calendar, that are waiting for me to accept. This actually started on my Outlook on my iPhone on my "Outlook Calendar" and has now started on my Desktop Windows machine.
My iPhone Calendar
and my Desktop Outlook Calendar
in the iPhone calendar, you can see that almost every day has been infested with these. The Pfizer Vaccine ones do not show the "Microsoft Suggestion" but I assume these are all coming from the same place since they started at the same time and there are 4 listed spanning as one "Event" from March 5th to March 30 I can not delete these OR decline them. The Desktop "Meetings" I can decline but they keep coming back.
Has anyone else been getting these BS items and how can I turn them off completely. I do not share my calendar with anyone nor have I ever received "request" for a meeting until this **** started. I am ok with turning off all invitations for meetings but I cant find a way to do this.
Thank you in advance!
Bob
Scheduling and managing events using Outlook.com calendar
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Now at six in the last few days.
Is Microsoft going to do anything or are they going to force me to remove their service from my phone.
I'll let Microsoft know the problem is back. Did you create a rule in outlook.com's settings to mark meetings as junk or delete them (if you don't get meetings at this address).
I have been having this problem. I went into settings on my iPhone, selected calendar and deleted my email from the list. It deleted the invites when I did this. I don’t know if it fixed the problem as I just did this, but it seems like it did.
That did not delete the invites from your account - it only deleted the account from your phone.
I have the same problem. The Microsoft Suggestion spam calendar item is only in my iPhone Hotmail account calendar. It does not appear in the iPhone Outlook app Calendar. I think iPhone/Siri is seeing these spam calendar items when it syncs junk or trash and adds it to the email account Calendar (hotmail in my case). Some screen shots of the spam email from the IPhone and Outlook apps. Permanently deleting the email item does not remove the iPhone calendar Microsoft Suggestion spam appointment.