Phishing email

ShazamJr wrote:

Could clicking the link have given them some kind of access or allowed them to plant malware in my phone?

No. For all practical purposes iPhones can’t be infected.*

*there are a few exceptions if you are a person with an international reputation, a journalist, political leader, activist in a country with a repressive government, but most of us are safe.

Hello ~Take a look here:

Recognize and avoid phishing messages, phony support calls

Take a look here and you were smart not to give out any information.

If you think your Apple ID has been compromised - Apple ...

~Katana-San~

Hello ~Has your iPhone been previously jail broken? If not you should be okay go back and read the links I posted or contact Apple Support by going to upper right hand corner and click on Get Support or:

Contact Apple for support and service

~Katana-San~

Hello ~ I cannot give you a definitive answer as I am not privy to the details and shouldn’t be. If you didn’t give out any information like your Apple ID , credit card info or things that may lead to “bad things happening “ then make some necessary changes and just delete these scam emails. I just report them and delete them. They are trying to gain your information and you didn’t provide that.

~Katana-San~

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Hello ~ Take care and avoid those emails in the future.

~Katana-San~