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I keep receiving e-mails from “iCloud” telling that my iCloud storage is full and pictures and videos will be deleted. They suggest to pay for 50gb extra storage (2 euro/year).
When I check my iCloud storage I see that I still have more than 10gb storage left.
Would this be phishing? How can I be sure?
Thanks in advance for your help.
You can see the email by clicking on the sender. But, that’s is definitely a fake email. Among other issues, iCloud is billed monthly, not yearly. The hyphen between iCloud and team. The subject of the message. Etc. are all indicators that the message is fake
You can see the email by clicking on the sender. But, that’s is definitely a fake email. Among other issues, iCloud is billed monthly, not yearly. The hyphen between iCloud and team. The subject of the message. Etc. are all indicators that the message is fake
It isn’t possible to see the address
It’s likely to be phishing. Did it come from an apple.com email address?
It isn’t possible to see the e-mail address, even when clicking on it.
Thank you for the feedback! Now I’m more sure that it is most likely to be phishing. 👍🏻
E-mails from “iCloud” about storage
