Apple shares how to protect your Apple ID, avoid phishing, social engineering, and other scams

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By Michael PotuckJul 9, 2024, 1:39 pm585 ptsTop
Scams like phishing and social engineering are continuing to grow with some specifically targeting Apple users. With that in mind, Apple has shared a new support document with official tips on how to protect your Apple ID and other online accounts, how to spot and report scam emails, calls, and more. more…

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