Don’t click on it. Just swipe up on your screen to get rid of it.

Are you stating that Apple make it clear that same day delivery will be via Uber and slow delivery will be via an alternative method?. If not then the person above did indeed have no choice over delivery method.

With the Google photos, do we use the same amount or able to link it separately? Would this work with family so I can just show family photos of the kids without texting individually or posting on social media?

You can delete by swipe to the left

Those kind of apps are not allowed in the App Store. So that's impossible.

It’s not actually an ongoing call but rather the contact card for the person you’re on a call with.

iOS devices don’t Need 3rd party security apps, that’s why we buy them, if you wanna install a bunch of apps from India and Russia safe yourself the money and just buy an Android

Is a trap

https://preview.redd.it/qaz1ojwf5zia1.jpeg?width=298&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=1cd40064b2b0eeaa563cba4067216ccb94dfcac3

Thats a notification o:

That's the Harmony Mobile Protection app from Check Point Software and used in the Enterprise. So presuming it's a business phone, call your company IT. Ref this info video from Check Point https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=3vFmnNVAR20

It’s definitely this; likely has iOS that has a security exploit and the device compliance audit flagged something. Soon enough her IT dept will be (or already has sent) sending her emails to update her device or her access will be denied at some point in the nearby future

Sorry I thought this was common knowledge and had been discussed on all the network subs for some time.

A warning

After spending $1000 on a phone, many don’t have money left to spend willy-nilly on Apps!

Ask your so what the app is and why they have it. We have no information here.

I never had Uber deliver any electronics to me. Its always Fedex or UPS

What happens if you tap this ongoing call?

Oh, ok… checkpoint, the app creator, is a reputable software company, known for securing enterprise networks as well as endpoint devices. If the app says the device is at risk then it is. Please read the message carefully, more info should appear when tap on the notification. Probably it requires installation of the latest security update 16.3.1

Not necessarily. Many carriers/MVNOs only check the blacklist status on activation. Blacklist status may become an issue if op changes carriers.

> Stop D riding Apple

My original comment is explaining how the max 720p is literally Apple's fault, and not YouTube's fault. I'm the only one in the entire thread correctly blaming Apple for this. And I'm D riding Apple?

You should try reading the comments before you say stupid shit.

> literally just a codec.

I explained in my comment that it isn't a codec, but a web specification. It's not "Safari doesn't support the V9 codec" like a lot of people mistakenly think—apparently you're misinformed about that too.

> Bruh, this is a fanboy excuse,

Educated guess, not an excuse.

Still waiting on you to explain how "Apple does try to worsen the experience"

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Its a risk detector.

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Maybe it’s also an employer provided device.

Turf off your notifications for that app.