I would think this is a scam to get you to download a fraudulent app. If
it were real Apple would push it to you themselves.
On 12/27/2021 11:02 PM, Stacy Fuehrer wrote:
Good evening everyone.
About 45 minutes ago, I finished watching a YouTube video concerning some other
aspects of assistive technology.
Truly after the video ended, and I was getting ready to close Safari, a page
popped up that said my phone has been hacked and instructed me to go to the App
Store and download a repair program.
Should I do this?
Is this real?
Definitely don’t want to lose my phone
Sent from my iPhone
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