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Fake iCloud deletion emails are pressuring Apple users into dangerous clicks


A wave of deceptive emails is attempting to pressure Apple users into believing their iCloud data is at immediate risk of deletion, using increasingly aggressive language to force quick reactions.

The messages often claim a user's storage limits have been exceeded or that an account has been blocked, followed by threats that photos and videos will be permanently erased on a specified date.

In some cases, recipients receive repeated follow-ups, including what appears to be a final warning stating, “We have tried to contact you several times before… all your data will be completely deleted.”

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What the scam email looks like

Warning of the scam, UK consumer ...


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