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I cannot get airplay on either my iPhone 5 or my iPad. I have changed the language to French and back to English but it hasn't worked. It doesn't work on my partners phone or iPad either. All have updates completed!!
Can someone suggest something else?
I am having problems with Safari redirecting me to either a **** page or to the App store (when I go back to the browser the following url is in the address bar: c.mobpartner.mobi./?s=511297. The **** pages change every couple of days)
This only happens from www.guardian.co.uk (so far). It started a week ago. It happens automatically – I don’t touch the screen or click on adverts. It happens every time I go the site, and at any time of day. I am running IoS 6.1.3. JavaScript is on. The pop-up blocker is on. I have cleared the cookies and the history. I have been to Settings>Safari>Advanced>Website Data and cleared that. I still get the redirects. What can I do now?
(with apologies if the answer is already on the forum and I was using the wrong search terms)
thank you Demo for posting a reply so quickly.
I looked at the Thomas A Reed's instructions. If I understand corectly, his solution is to install FamiyShield OpenDNS from the Internet Safety Project. I'm not sure how this would protect against a redirect to the App store, which isn't **** related.
The page he links to also says: "You cannot change the DNS without jailbreaking you mobile device." I don't want to jailbreak my iPad and shag up the warranty.
Even if this doesn't involve jailbreaking, it seems as if this solution will mask the results of the redirect rather than addressing the underlying problem.
Is there an alternative?
My gmail is set up through Microsoft Exchange. My initial problem was that my google calendar and contacts were not syncing to the iPad. My mail was pushing just fine. Frustrated, I decided to delete the exchange account and add it all over from scratch. Now the iPad cannot receive mail. A message pops up and says "network connection failed". My wifi is working fine as my iPhone 4 is receiving mail, etc. And still contacts/calendar are not syncing. What's the fix please??
I have two dead computers that couldn't be deauthorized first.
I don't want to deauthorize ALL.
Is there a way to deauthorize just those two?
