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I do not do adult website on my phone or computer and no one else also. I keep getting a message saying my iPhone been hacked, after visiting an adult website and 78 viruses were found, if this problem is not resolved within two minutes the virus will delete all your contacts and photos, and the SIM card will be damaged. Please click the button below to get instructions to remove all viruses.
Heaven-1 Said:
"iPhone hack: [...]I keep getting a message saying my iPhone been hacked[...]"
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Report this scam message's info to Apple: Use my User: Using the Photos App to Report Scams - User Tip
That message is a scam; ignore it and donât click anywhere on itâAvoid phishing emails, fake âvirusâ alerts, phony support calls, and other scams
Itâs a common scare tactic scam to either get you to enter personal ID information, or to sell you some useless antivirus product you donât need.
There is no way for anyone to remote âscanâ your iPhone system to have any idea of what is on it. Not to mention there are no known virus for iOS in the wild for the current iOS.
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