ssledoux macrumors 601 Original poster Jan 13, 2021 #1 My daughter had this pop up on her phone. It seems like a scam, but she’s concerned. Anyone seen this? Attachments DD2EF716-A07A-4A9F-99BD-A16D50391358.jpeg 151.7 KB · Views: 237
My daughter had this pop up on her phone. It seems like a scam, but she’s concerned. Anyone seen this?
Apple_Robert Contributor Jan 13, 2021 #2 Bogus advertisement meant to trick someone into purchasing a VPN. She should use an adblocker. Reactions: ericwn
ericwn macrumors G5 Jan 13, 2021 #3 Obviously false. Say I, the stranger on the internet. One could have just asked Apple but I’m delighted to have a say.
Obviously false. Say I, the stranger on the internet. One could have just asked Apple but I’m delighted to have a say.
WNYX macrumors 6502a Jan 15, 2021 #4 I get messages similar to this from time to time, especially when I'm on some random fan wiki type of site. I just close the tab.
I get messages similar to this from time to time, especially when I'm on some random fan wiki type of site. I just close the tab.
MisterSavage macrumors 603 Jan 15, 2021 #5 Could not be more of a scam. Don't click anything and just close that web page.
hatchettjack macrumors 6502a Jan 16, 2021 #6 Happens a lot on porn sites...... so I’m told😎 Reactions: Fred Zed
D dotatoc macrumors regular Jan 17, 2021 #7 The English syntax and grammar are also giveaways. "is already having", "AppStore", "otherwise, the device". Scam.
The English syntax and grammar are also giveaways. "is already having", "AppStore", "otherwise, the device". Scam.
Dpcanon macrumors 6502 Jan 17, 2021 #8 Definitely a scam. It it happens again forward a screenshot to Apple. They probably wouldn’t like that!
Definitely a scam. It it happens again forward a screenshot to Apple. They probably wouldn’t like that!