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I got an sms on my number after my iPhone was stolen the sms read like this and it was from Apple
Godfrey iPhone X has been switched ON and connected to iCloud View Location; **** Apple support
is this really apple or hackers when i copy and pasted on google chrome it wrote a phising site and i did not receive any email from Apple just sms
[Link Edited by Moderator]
iPhone X, iOS 15
Apple has no mechanism to take any report of anyone’s lost or stolen devices. So they don’t even know anyones device is missing. Nor are they monitoring or tracking anyone’s personal devices. They have no clue your device is missing and have no means of finding it for you. So Apple will never contact anyone about their lost or stolen devices.
Apple takes no active role of any kind with regards to people’s lost or stolen personal property. Any SMS, iMessage, email or voice call claiming it is Apple and they’ve found your device is NOT from apple and is a scam.
Apple has no mechanism to take any report of anyone’s lost or stolen devices. So they don’t even know anyones device is missing. Nor are they monitoring or tracking anyone’s personal devices. They have no clue your device is missing and have no means of finding it for you. So Apple will never contact anyone about their lost or stolen devices.
Apple takes no active role of any kind with regards to people’s lost or stolen personal property. Any SMS, iMessage, email or voice call claiming it is Apple and they’ve found your device is NOT from apple and is a scam.
Balloon123 wrote:
so what should i do?
Ignore the message.
If you responded to it using a link in the message and logged into a site that appeared to be Apple, then your password is compromised. Change it immediately. See: Change your Apple ID password - Apple Support and If you think your Apple ID has been compromised - Apple Support
It is a phishing scam.
thanks alot. the link was weired and i was kinda shocked. but how did they know my name. the hackers/scammers
so what should i do?
Phishing message after stolen iPhone
