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there was a pop up message in Hebrew - iPhone has been compromised and I have 5 viruses on my device, it seemed from Apple, there was a button to uninstall them, and it lead to the AppStore, but I didn’t download it...Is it a scam ? How can I know if now theres a virus on my iPhone X now?
iPhone X, iOS 13
The phone was not jail broken, However I did tap on the link but Did not download the app even though it connected me to the App Store, is there a way of making sure there that there is absolutely nothing harmful on my iPhone that can steel my passwaords/documents etc. ?
iCloud Keychain is safe. Here are a coupe of articles that talk to security:
https://www.computerworld.com/article/3254183/how-to-use-icloud-keychain-the-guide.html
https://www.securemac.com/osx/4-things-you-probably-didnt-know-about-apples-icloud-keychain-feature
Yes, it's a scam and a poorly crafted one. There are no viruses that can affect your Mac and no one can know what is on your Mac remotely.
Avoid phishing emails, fake 'virus' alerts, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support
Thank you !
one last question... is it safe to save data such as username/ password on the iPhone keychain? I’ve changed all of my passwords everywhere because someone tried to use my C.C online, so I’ve canceled it ordered a new one and changed passwords on PayPal and Apple ID and every other account I have. For some of them I used the the suggestions that were offered by iPhone for strong passwords, and because they are impossible to remember- saved them on the keychain...
1. Yes.
2. Unless it's been jailbroken, you can just assume that there's no malware on it.
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Nothing to worry about.
I said "Mac" previously because you posted in the Mac OS X Technology forums. I'll have this moved to iPhone.
Virus alert
