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I got a phishing text on my phone that displayed an icon associated with two phone numbers in my contacts. Does this indicate that someone has guessed my Apple ID name and password? Should I change my Apple ID password? I did not select the link in the text and marked is as junk.
iPhone 11, iOS 15
You should activate 2 Factor Authentication to protect your Apple ID if you haven't done so.
Read here => Two-factor authentication for Apple ID - Apple Support
Note: Create at least 2 trusted phone number to be sure (note: landline can also be used)
You should activate 2 Factor Authentication to protect your Apple ID if you haven't done so.
Read here => Two-factor authentication for Apple ID - Apple Support
Note: Create at least 2 trusted phone number to be sure (note: landline can also be used)
Yes you should change your password every 3 months or so.
Read here => Change your Apple ID password - Apple Support
I just changed it a week ago and I changed the custom icons. And I guess keep track of any suspect changes, texts, charges, etc?
I have the 2-factor authentication - thanks.
Phishing text on iPhone with one of my icons
