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I reported my phone stolen 2 weeks ago.
The last few days I’ve received SMSs as seen below with links that don’t look like standard Apple links, and therefore I don’t feel like entering my Apple ID and password.
Do they look ”genuine” to you?
Info - I did. try to have the phone wiped (as I also received proper info stating it had made it from Denmark to Romania after 4 days but that wipe-request hasn’t been enforced.
BR Jesper
iPhone XS, iOS 12
Apple will NEVER send you any message about your missing iPhone. Those messages are phishing attempts.
DO NOT reply nor click on any of the links provided in those scam messages, and DO NOT give any personal info to anyone.
Regards
Giulio
Apple will NEVER send you any message about your missing iPhone. Those messages are phishing attempts.
DO NOT reply nor click on any of the links provided in those scam messages, and DO NOT give any personal info to anyone.
Regards
Giulio
You're quite welcome.
You can also take a look at these support articles:--> Avoid phishing emails, fake 'virus' alerts, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support
and/or:--> Identify legitimate emails from the App Store or iTunes Store - Apple Support
Regards and best of luck :-)
Giulio
Thank you for prompt reply!
They’ve just scaled it up a notch sI nice to be 100% convinced it’s a scam 👍
I’m relatively impressed of their process, though (unfortunately).
BR Jesper
Phone stolen - receiving SMSs with dodgy links
