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Is this real????
sent from domain "protect connection.icu
(3) Viruses have been detected on your iPhone and battery has been infected and damaged.
If you do not remove this malware now, it may cause more damage to your Apple iPhone
...tap the button below and install recommended....
Or is this a hack?
iPhone X, iOS 12
1: It’s not an Apple domain.
2: It’s an utterly hilariously bogus claim, as batteries don’t get infected.
3: if the scammers could do what they claimed and scan your device, that same total access means they’d just rip off everything directly.
4: it’s a pop-up advertisement, and since when as a pop-up advertisement been anything but bogus, a lie, or a scam?
That is phishing. That never means that your iPhone is hacked. Just ignore and escape that page.
iPhone virus warning
