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I think I’ve been scammed and I want to make sure my iPhone is safe and what I have to do. I’ve put my password in a link in this email I attached a screenshot shot for it.
iPhone 11 Pro, iOS 13
verify you have 2 factor authentication set up along with changing your password
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204915
you may also consider changing the email you use with your apple ID but that's not urgent IMHO.
its a scam, delete it, don't respond
Apple would never send you anything like this or address you as anything but your given name if they had a legitimate reason to contact you in the first place.
So what do I have to do now? other than changing my password?
I ve put my password and date of birth and my name in the link they gave me
If you gave your name and date of birth, then be very active watching for identity theft
I think I’ve been scammed
