iPhone users, be careful! Beware of this notification appearing on your phone; otherwise, scammers will rob you.

If you own an Apple iPhone, it’s crucial to read this news. Apple users are increasingly becoming targets of scammers who employ various methods to steal passwords and personal details.

According to KrebsonSecurity, after users click on the link, they are redirected to a fake Apple website that appears to be the real Apple site. Users enter their login information, including ID and password, unknowingly providing the credentials to scammers.

Additionally, scammers have figured out how to send persistent notices to their Apple devices, asking them to reset their passwords or allow logins. Now, scammers call iPhone users posing as Apple support representatives, informing them that their account is at risk, and they need to confirm the details to keep themselves safe. Scammers have also created fake caller IDs to make calls appear to be coming directly from Apple.

The trick is to convince the scammer to send a one-time code that, if they succeed in receiving it, will allow them to reset the victim’s Apple ID and password and access all their account information.

How to stay safe for iPhone users

Be cautious of emails or messages coming from Apple; double-check the email ID or content. Verify URLs of websites; if they look suspicious, don’t provide any information. Please keep in mind that Apple will never contact you by phone or email asking for personal information, including passwords.