I changed the subject to reflect more of what I am talking about. Apple Accessibility has been very great indeed. I have had hem help me install both Adobe Flash and Adobe Reader. I have asked them a few other questions but they for the most part are great people. I ran in to one named Paul I wasn’t too thrilled with but that’s it.
> On Feb 10, 2015, at 4:38 PM, Zoe Fiogkos <fiog...@rogers.com> wrote: > > Good evening fellow listers, > > Today while having my morning coffee, I picked up my iPhone (which by the way > is a 6 plus running the latest ios) to watch “days of our lives” like I do > every day. > > I opened safari, the page I usually watch the show on, and it would not let > me click to watch the video. A pop up appeared saying virus detected ios > security or something to that affect. I didn’t know how to get out of this > pop-up. The background was gray and this pop-up in the middle my only choice > was an ok button. Panicking I clicked it and it took me to some other > website. Quickly coming to my senses I clicked home button and got out of > there. However I thought when I click on safari again it will take me to the > same website. I went into safari and clicked pages and clicked close on that > website. I lost voiceover and had to do a hard reset because nothing on the > phone worked. When I restarted the phone everything seemed fine. So smart > me said let me try this again. > > I went back to the website and I saw where I usually click to watch the video > now voiceover was saying click to close add and continue, so sounded logical > and I clicked it, oh no, now we have a new problem. > > Like before a pop-up appeared saying safari security major issue please > contact apple support at 1877-203-4097 or I think that’s the number. > > Automatically my wheels in my little brain began to work and I thought > something isn’t right. > > Since I’m a voiceover user I thought I better call apple accessibility and > make sure that I’m actually speaking to someone from apple, and not any tom, > dick, or harry. > > I called apple accessibility at the number that you wonderful people on these > lists have provided, (by the way thanks for that). > > They were wonderful, patient, and absolutely a pleasure to deal with. The > website apparently has been hacked and the pop-up with the phone number is a > scam to get you to call them so they can ask you for all your personal > information. > > At least that’s what the teck thought. He told me to stay away from that > website for a few days in hopes that they get it sorted it out, and of course > reminded me to never call a number that says they are apple support but to > always call the numbers I know to be true. In speaking with the teck I told > him about some problems I’m having reading my Greek recipes on the mac using > the rss readers and he passed me over to a mac tech that is familiar with > voiceover and we played around with the mac for a while. I’m so impressed > with the people I spoke to today. > > Just wanted to let you all know about my strange experience and my wonderful > experience with apple accessibility. I feel I should post this to all the > lists I belong to that deal with apple products so people can read about my > experience and not make the same mistakes I did. So please accept my > appologies if you get this more then once. > > Have a great evening > > Zoe > > > > > -- > The following information is important for all members of the viphone list. > All new members to the this list are moderated by default. If you have any > questions or concerns about the running of this list, or if you feel that a > member's post is inappropriate, please contact the owners or moderators > directly rather than posting on the list itself. 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