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Is AppleSupport@insideapple.apple.com a real email address?

Hi, recently I had received an email from <AppleSupport@insideapple.apple.com> saying that I had an iphone support experience recently. I recalled that I had not made any support or contact apple at all. The email ask me to take a survey and I had taken it. The survey did not ask for anything at all, but I am very paranoid about this. Have any one encountered anything similar? Any reply is highly appreciated. Thank You!


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Posted on Jul 23, 2017 9:08 AM

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Posted on Jul 23, 2017 9:48 AM

That is not an Apple e-mail address. I did a quick search on insideapple.apple.com as well as https://insideapple.apple.com and hit nothing but errors.


Unless you provided them personal information or clicked on a link, there's nothing to worry about.

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Jul 24, 2017 5:58 AM in response to darren_ngg

@insideApple.Apple.com is a legitimate Apple mailing address. For example, News@InsideApple.Apple.com is used by Apple all the time to send out emails of new products, price reductions, etc. If you’ve ever signed up for news from Apple, it will come from that email domain. The survey request to you may have been generated by a post here as well. I get those occasionally too and they are legitimately from Apple.

Jul 24, 2017 10:35 AM in response to darren_ngg

And Apple never will in an email. It is purely a satisfaction survey. They also never include a link to “verify“ or check your account as they will simply tell you to login to your AppleID (Apple assumes you already know how to do that, or should, so know the URL to go to). They will never ask for your AppleID password either - never in any message nor over the telephone. That is explicitly mentioned in their privacy statement - no Apple employee will ever ask you for your AppleID password.


But that email domain is a legitimate Apple address for no-reply messages from Apple marketing.

Jul 25, 2017 8:30 AM in response to darren_ngg

Yes. You can only take a survey once and the invite is time limited (I assume just so Apple gets timely info for an issue and not something long out of date with relevance to whatever they were asking about). I think there may be a frequency limit too, as I’ve never gotten another survey invite until quite some time after a previous one.


The news announcements from that same address domain are more frequent - anytime Apple has a new product, an new OS release, price drop, promotion or so forth.

Jul 25, 2017 8:57 AM in response to darren_ngg

darren_ngg wrote:


Hi, so this is the final page of the survey, just to confirm, so this is a legit apple support survey?

Based on your snapshot and posts, it is legitimate survey. The email address @insideapple.apple.com does belong to Apple. Having said that, it does not guarantee that it's really from Apple. Mail can be easily spoofed to look like it comes from whatever company you like. I wouldn't worry about it like you do especially if it doesn't ask me anything but a series of multiple choice questions.

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