Contact List hacked

Actually they made a mistake. Normally they send a picture of your house. This information is readily available on the internet and yes it is a scam. The picture is a Google Street view picture of an address they were able to get. In your case, the information they got was wrong. Delete the email and go on with your day. These are common scams that happen all the time and they do not have your contact information and your phone was not hacked.

The message is a scam attempt presented by criminals. Do not interact with the message or the sender. Delete the email. The photo they provided is readily available to everyone in the world via Google street view.

Delete that email and nothing will happen. This is a scam. The author of that email wants you to believe that s/he has information on you that can be shared with the members of your contact list. The author will also ask for a ransom fee. The easiest way to deal with this scam is to delete the email. Nothing will happen. Your contacts are not hacked.

Axel F.

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Recognize and avoid social engineering schemes including phishing messages, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support

These scammers are criminals that try and frighten you into providing what they’re after…money.

~Katana-San~

Hello~ You’re welcome and you did the right thing by coming here and asking… so good work on your part. Take care.

~Katana-San~