Are these official Apple emails?

No way for us to know. Anyone can put any return address on an email. It is no more difficult than putting any return address on a snail mail envelope. Contact Apple at the an official Apple site and ask them if they sent those emails. Don't reply to them nor call any numbers listed in the emails.

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Dominantxx wrote:

You see how it is not possible??

I'm not the one applying for a job in corporate America.

This is Apple. They have all the power and they know it. So you have questions. Nobody ever said you would get any answers, did they? In the time that you haven't responded, 37 people have already scheduled their meetings.

You are still in the automated phase of the recruitment process. If and when you ever get to talk to a human, you can ask your questions then. The automated system can't answer any questions, but it can kick you out of the process.

Di you apply for employment at Apple before getting the emails?

If you go to Apple's web site as suggested in the email and proceed from there you can be assured that there is no issue. The issue pops up when you click on a link in an unknown or suspect email and that link brings to you some unknown site.

All of those are legitimate.

Haven't you ever wondered why there are so many big "security incidents" with all these big corporations that manage your money and your information? Haven't you ever wondered why spammers, hackers, and scammers persist in sending poorly-worded e-mails with "click here" links? That is all because governments, schools, and companies like Apple do all of this, legitimately, all the time. If you want the job, you better do as instructed. Nobody at Apple cares about your security consciousness. They care that you are able to follow instructions, regardless of what they are.