Received an email saying changes were made to my Apple ID on the 20th of Oct. which is tomorrow? Then it is telling me if I didn’t make these changes I should change my password as soon as possible. I don’t know what to do.
iPhone 11 Pro
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Received an email saying changes were made to my Apple ID on the 20th of Oct. which is tomorrow? Then it is telling me if I didn’t make these changes I should change my password as soon as possible. I don’t know what to do.
iPhone 11 Pro
1234shutthedoor Said:
"Email: Received an email saying changes were made to my Apple ID on the 20th of Oct. which is tomorrow? Then it is telling me if I didn’t make these changes I should change my password as soon as possible. I don’t know what to do. "
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It is a scam. Do not touch the eMail. Apple will not send you a message about your Account being an issue.
Did you interoperate with it in any manor? If not, then you are all set. If so, consider performing the following, in the order provided:
1. Consider Modifying your Credentials:
2. Report it to Apple:
Forward it to reportphishing@apple.com
3. Once Reported - Rid of It:
1234shutthedoor Said:
"Email: Received an email saying changes were made to my Apple ID on the 20th of Oct. which is tomorrow? Then it is telling me if I didn’t make these changes I should change my password as soon as possible. I don’t know what to do. "
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It is a scam. Do not touch the eMail. Apple will not send you a message about your Account being an issue.
Did you interoperate with it in any manor? If not, then you are all set. If so, consider performing the following, in the order provided:
1. Consider Modifying your Credentials:
2. Report it to Apple:
Forward it to reportphishing@apple.com
3. Once Reported - Rid of It:
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