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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
Can’t see who sent it. You have to see on your end.
From experience that’s NOT an official Apple email address. Don’t respond to it. Forward it to phishing@apple.com.
This is is a genuine Apple email
noreply@apple.com
Right just did a check and got Apple to send be an email from find my phone. The good news is yours is genuine. The bad news I got it wrong. I walk away now. Sorry.
It’s ok, so do you think that means someone charged the phone and it turned on, then I received the email?
Yes some think has happened to send you the alert.
Ok, I am positive it was stolen
That make sense.
Activation lock when phone is dead?
