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I went along for a whle with this phone call, as far as downloading software that would allow them access to my computer. At that point I stopped and "googled" f it were a scam and found it was. I terminated the call without installing the app. Should that be sufficient? Or is there a way to find out if they "hacked" me?
Thanks
iMac 27″, OS X 10.11
You should consider -- If you think your Apple ID has been compromised - Apple Support and possibly check your computer to see what it was they wanted downloaded to it.
You should consider -- If you think your Apple ID has been compromised - Apple Support and possibly check your computer to see what it was they wanted downloaded to it.
The file I received was AnyDesk.dmg
Unsolicited call from "Apple, Inc."
