My friend received iMessage in nonsensical Chinese on his iPhone from me. I checked my iMessage in my MacBook Air and I see the same but I never sent it out. Should my MacBook be beached?

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My friend asked me that I ever iMessage him in nonsensical Chinese. But I never sent those iMessages out to his iPhone. I checked my iMessage app in my MacBook Air and indeed I do see those messages but I never did. So I logged into my Apple ID site then I see 2 other unknown devices listed I am not signed in or i have never signed in before. Does that mean my MacBook Air is breached or hacked? Does anyone know "pensirot.com"? If my computer is embedded with malware, that&#x27;s the only site I can suspect doing this.

Kappy · Answer

It&#x27;s spam. Spammers are hijacking your email address to fool recipients. Look at the site name: pensirot.com. Switch the s and i around. What does it now spell? FWIW, saying that Chinese is "nonsensical" might be taken as "racist" by some PC extremists. 😁😁These are scams and should be ignoredIdentify and report phishing emails and other suspicious messagesAnnual Reminder- Watch out for email Phishing ScamsIdentifying fraudulent "phishing" emailBeware of Browser Pop-Up Tech Support, Phishing ScamsPhishing &amp; Other Suspicious EmailsAvoid phishing emails, fake &#x27;virus&#x27; alerts, phony support calls, &amp; other scamsPhony "tech support" - "ransomware" popups and ... | CommunitiesReport phishing email to abuse@apple.com.

My friend received iMessage in nonsensical Chinese on his iPhone from me. I checked my iMessage in my MacBook Air and I see the same but I never sent it out. Should my MacBook be beached?

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