Received an email that my phone has a virus and my battery is in jeopardy vpn app could fix it though it was free but it cost almost 10.00 per week don’t want this
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iPhone 7, iOS 13
Hey there! You can manage your active subscriptions by going to Settings > [your name] and select "iTunes & App Store". Then click your Apple ID and select "View Apple ID". Next, select "Subscriptions" and you can manage them from there.
All such messages are scams. Do not interact with the message in any way.
Avoid phishing emails, fake 'virus' alerts, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support
The email was a SCAM. If you provided any personal information in response, or provided a credit card number, cancel the card with your bank and change the password to any accounts that you provided.
Kendra, reread the original post, not the subject.
I just face-palmed myself right after replying. Thanks for pointing it out. :)
Thank’s to all just cancelled my credit card it’s a shame there are scammers out there
Received an email that my phone has a virus
