Virus? Real or fake

Hello Frogsrquete,

Ignore the message. Web browsers don't have the ability to scan your iPhone for viruses. iPhones, by there lockdown nature, are extremely hard to hack. Unless you are a target of a government and/or have jailbroken your iPhone, you should be safe. The only danger is installing the app. When you do, they will falsely claim there are "viruses" on your iPhone and request that you charge a sum of money for the removal. Believe me, I've almost fallen for it. Also, robux to USD converters aren't legit. Robux are just in-game currency and they themselves don't have monetary value.

Cheers,

Jonasilver137

It’s an advertisement, and probably for some VPN add-on app, and which won’t actually address the issues the ad (falsely) claims to have found, and which can make it far easier for advertisers and data brokers to collect your personally-identified network metadata and all without appreciably improving your security.

It's a scam. A message warning of malware will only be legitimate if you manually started a scanner or uploaded a file to a website.

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Fake. There are no known viruses in the wild that can infect an iPhone that has not been jailbroken.

Scam.