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I was in Facebook and a security pop-up, supposedly from Apple, told me that my phone had viruses and battery was infected/damaged and to download a free app to run ASAP to fix. I took a screenshot of the notification if you need to see. Is this legitimate? See below
iPhone 6, iOS 12
It’s a scam ad designed to scare you into downloading useless software.
install an ad blocker and stop using websites that engage in such sleazy behavior.
It’s a scam ad designed to scare you into downloading useless software.
install an ad blocker and stop using websites that engage in such sleazy behavior.
Supposed Apple security pop-up on Facebook
