Are pop-ups about hacked iPhones legitimate?
Pop ups saying I need to download cleaners app are these true?
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Original Title: Pop up iphone hacked
iPhone 7, iOS 15
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Pop ups saying I need to download cleaners app are these true?
[Re-Titled by Moderator]
Original Title: Pop up iphone hacked
iPhone 7, iOS 15
No.
If you saw a pop-up claiming that your iPhone was "hacked," that was garbage aimed at frightening you into paying for an app that would not do anything useful for you. (Other variants provide a number to call for "tech support". If you call it, you deliver yourself into the hands of scammers who proceed to rip you off.)
No.
If you saw a pop-up claiming that your iPhone was "hacked," that was garbage aimed at frightening you into paying for an app that would not do anything useful for you. (Other variants provide a number to call for "tech support". If you call it, you deliver yourself into the hands of scammers who proceed to rip you off.)
Are pop-ups about hacked iPhones legitimate?