Before we go any further, here’s the bottom line: if you get a call that says it’s from Apple Inc., unless you’ve asked Apple for a support callback, it’s a scam.

Apple has apologised to its Chinese customers, addressing the recent phishing scam which led to unauthorised App Store purchases with stolen Apple IDs, a media report said. "We are deeply apologetic ...

Don't believe Caller ID. Victims report falling for this scam because the calls appear to come from Apple Support. Scammers often spoof phone numbers, so don't believe what you see on your phone.

For iPhone users, this feature is coming in iOS26 launching this September. It’ll of course be available on the new iPhone 17 ...

Police departments across the midstate are warning about a phone scam where the phone number to the Apple store at the Park City Mall is being spoofed. According to Annville Township Police, the ...

Even though it's a scam, the number that shows up on the target’s phone is the same number as the Plaza Apple store. "People do fall for these scams,” FBI Spokesperson Bridget Patton said.

The message asked her to call a 1-866 number, and in the Phone app, the call looked like a call from Apple, with the number listed as 1 (800)MYAPPLE, the name listed as Apple Inc., and with Apple ...

Data shows a more than four-fold increase, from 2020 through 2024, in reports from older adults who say they lost $10,000 or more. Many lost $100,000.

The latest scam targeting Apple device users is particularly insidious, appearing to come as a call from the company's real phone support number, according to a well-known security researcher.

Apple DID NOT host and IS NOT hosting any crypto-related talks, but nonetheless, tens of thousands of viewers ended up watching a livestream from a channel claiming to be “Apple LIVE” that ...

A scary type of scam call causes Apple's logo and phone number to pop up on your iPhone lock screen, but there's a way to protect yourself By Kif Leswing Twitter/Tim_Cook Jan 12, 2019, 9:19 AM PT ...