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I went to a website and when I got on it a notification popped up and said that my iPhone has been hacked I don’t know what to do and I don’t know if it’s real or not please someone respond I need help
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iPhone XR, iOS 14
sarysa194 Said:
"iPhone says I'm hacked: I went to a website and when I got on it a notification popped up and said that my iPhone has been hacked I don’t know what to do and I don’t know if it’s real or not please someone respond I need help"
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It is a Scam:
I. Report this to Apple:
What you are reporting is a scam. So, report it to Apple and modify your credentials. Do as I've Instructed here: Using the Photos App to Report Scams - User Tips
II Did you Interact with it?
If you did not interact with the messages, then you can ignore it. If you did (i.e. Provide personal info), then you may need to take thinks a step further.
Secure your Info:
If concerned for device access, then (A)verify your devices, and (B)secure your account. Open a new eMail addressee d use that for your Apple ID.
A. Verify your Devices:
Verify that all devices are logged in to your account, by using this link: Check your Apple ID Device List to See where you're Signed in - Apple Support
then...
B. Modify your Credentials:
Having been scammed, someone likley has your credentials. So, by all means, modifying them.
sarysa194 Said:
"iPhone says I'm hacked: I went to a website and when I got on it a notification popped up and said that my iPhone has been hacked I don’t know what to do and I don’t know if it’s real or not please someone respond I need help"
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It is a Scam:
I. Report this to Apple:
What you are reporting is a scam. So, report it to Apple and modify your credentials. Do as I've Instructed here: Using the Photos App to Report Scams - User Tips
II Did you Interact with it?
If you did not interact with the messages, then you can ignore it. If you did (i.e. Provide personal info), then you may need to take thinks a step further.
Secure your Info:
If concerned for device access, then (A)verify your devices, and (B)secure your account. Open a new eMail addressee d use that for your Apple ID.
A. Verify your Devices:
Verify that all devices are logged in to your account, by using this link: Check your Apple ID Device List to See where you're Signed in - Apple Support
then...
B. Modify your Credentials:
Having been scammed, someone likley has your credentials. So, by all means, modifying them.
your phone is not hacked
Recognize and avoid phishing messages, phony support calls, and other ...
The pop up or message or whatever it was is a scam that is hoping to get you to actually believe that your iPhone is hacked, so they can sell you worthless software, or worse.....trick you into revealing your Apple ID and Password.
Delete pop ups and messages like this. NEVER click a link in any of these scams.
iPhone says I'm hacked
