I came across this and wanted to just verify / notify Apple of this since I am unsure of the authenticity.
umtomdigi.com
Is the above a legit site?
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Windows, Windows 10
ALL Apples sites have "Apple" immediately before the top-level domain code. That site address is NOT Apple.
Apple will not see your report in this user-to-user forum. To file a counterfeit site report with Apple, use this:
Apple - Legal - Counterfeit Questions
Is it a top result? I did not search the internet for this but when I just did, after reading your response, Google did not return any results for that unless I changed my query to force it. After doing so, the only thing that presented was that one result only. Otherwise, the Google defaulted to its usual redirect to corrected spelling.
Not sure. Apple doesn't always add the same features to Safari on their various devices. The one I showed was while I was using Safari in Ventura on my Mac. Though you would certainly think any of Apple's devices (with a new enough OS) would display the same warning for such a site.
Edit: Even though my iPad is a now rather old 6th gen model, if I go into Settings > Safari, one of the options to turn on is Fraudulent Website Warning. This may be off on your iPhone.
Just for the heck of it, I tried to enter that site. The first thing Safari shows you is this:
If that isn't enough of a clue the site should be avoided, then I don't know what would be.
Just because it pays Google for top result advertising does notmake it legit. It is not. And we are all other users here so Apple will not see your report.
I did the same just now and my iPhone 13 PM using Safari in Private mode did not show that warning. Is there somewhere I can change that so I get warnings?
It was a top result with Google. Cannot get it now. these search results change all the time - whoever pays the premium.
Legitimate Apple Website?
