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I've got a message saying "Apple has chosen you to test out their products. Please check if your details are correct so we can proceed with shipping. tmfo2.com/mQesIq7RkZ "
I know most spam messages have a link which looks familiar like this and its surprising I just order a phone from apple and now spammers(if it it) message me like this.
Can anyone ensure me if it is a spam or not?
SPAM / SCAM / PHISHING
I’m sure that link would lead you to some form where you’d enter your AppleID credentials; which a criminal would then use to take-over your account.
Apple ALREADY has such a formal “testing” program for registered developers and those who choose to participate in Beta releases.
That said, the disturbing “coincidence” is noted. You should seriously consider signing-up for Apple’s 2FA if you’ve not already done so.
SPAM / SCAM / PHISHING
I’m sure that link would lead you to some form where you’d enter your AppleID credentials; which a criminal would then use to take-over your account.
Apple ALREADY has such a formal “testing” program for registered developers and those who choose to participate in Beta releases.
That said, the disturbing “coincidence” is noted. You should seriously consider signing-up for Apple’s 2FA if you’ve not already done so.
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Spam or not spam?
