Phishing Emails
Hello,
Accidentally, I clicked on the email link which is in a phishing email. Is my iphone been now exposed? How to tell if my iphone is hacked? What should I do?
iPhone XS
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Hello,
Accidentally, I clicked on the email link which is in a phishing email. Is my iphone been now exposed? How to tell if my iphone is hacked? What should I do?
iPhone XS
Mam243 Said:
"Phishing Emails Hello, Accidentally, I clicked on the email link which is in a phishing email. Is my iphone been now exposed? How to tell if my iphone is hacked? What should I do?"
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Start by forward it to:Â reportphishing@apple.com, then trash it, next deleting it from both Trash and Archived folders
Being you clicking on something, highly consider....
Note: Your phone wouldn't be hacked unless it was jailbroken (typically. the chance of that is purchasing it as a used device).
Forward that eMail off to Apple at reportphishing@apple.com
Go Here:Â Avoid phishing emails, fake 'virus' alerts, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support.Â
Mam243 Said:
"Phishing Emails Hello, Accidentally, I clicked on the email link which is in a phishing email. Is my iphone been now exposed? How to tell if my iphone is hacked? What should I do?"
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Start by forward it to:Â reportphishing@apple.com, then trash it, next deleting it from both Trash and Archived folders
Being you clicking on something, highly consider....
Note: Your phone wouldn't be hacked unless it was jailbroken (typically. the chance of that is purchasing it as a used device).
Forward that eMail off to Apple at reportphishing@apple.com
Go Here:Â Avoid phishing emails, fake 'virus' alerts, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support.Â
Clicking on the link doesn't do anything,.
Entering your information after clicking the link will be an issue, if you did change your password.
Phishing Emails