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I have two iPhones, one of them there is only WiFi service and my daughter uses it. It died last night. However I got an email from activation lock requesting email and password. I had company earlier and I am trying to figure out if I misplaced the phone, or if there was a theft. Which is why I’m concerned about the email that I received an hour ago.
iPhone 6 Plus, 12
I've never seen that kind of message from Apple. I still believe it's a scam. To my knowledge activation lock, if enabled, could have sent you an alert or Error message, not an e-mail.
Where is that iphone nw? Is it still turned off?
Regards
Giulio
I've never seen that kind of message from Apple. I still believe it's a scam. To my knowledge activation lock, if enabled, could have sent you an alert or Error message, not an e-mail.
Where is that iphone nw? Is it still turned off?
Regards
Giulio
I see lots of emails that purport to be real and look genuine. But are not. If you click on those blue hype links it will I will take you to the genuine Apple site or not. But if then it not Guaranteed
No one has my password. I’m trying to find out if the email I received that the phone was requesting my password.. if the email was sent in real time. I never got an email like that before because I never had to request for my own password
I’ve gotten emails from find my iPhone quite often when using the app, and I get the emails in real time. But I can’t find my phone, I got the email requesting the information, and I did have company in the area where I believe phone was last so I am trying to troubleshoot and see if there are any clues as to if it was stolen.
whenever I use find my iPhone, I get an email stating that a sound was played. It is the same exact email address , I just checked. The only difference is that it is asking for credentials. Is it possible this email address was hijacked?
im confused because I’ve gotten emails from this email address before. I often use one iPhone to play a sound to find my other iPhone, and I always get an email that the sound was played. Are you saying these are phishing emails as well? It is the same exact email address.
above is the email. I thought it was a scam but seems legit to me.
It is the same sender as the other emails I get from find my iPhone, this is why I believe it is not a scam Hete
Does any of this look fake?
Do not divulge any password with anyone ever.
It could have been a scam meassage.
DO NOT give your credentials to anyone.
Do you still have that e-mail? could you please post it here?
Regards
Giulio
•Looks• legit you mean because it is in the style of Apple. If the email is asking you to log in or go to a link asking you to log in its a scam.
to my belief it is off. But “ find my iPhone “ would have shown it as the phone is off, correct? It just shows my house as the last known location
Look at the bottom of the email it will give where it was sent from. Also click on find my phone and try add it to contact it will show you the full email address.
Is this the legit sender?
Activation lock when phone is dead?
