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Scandal unfolds as an Apple iPhone scam in Iran, backed by celebrities, swindles $35 million. Authorities track the alleged fraudster globally.

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According to a report on 91mobiles.com, the victim, identified as Vikas Katiyar, informed the police that he had come across an Instagram page offering iPhones at significantly discounted rates a few days ago. Katiyar admits to being enticed by the low prices and subsequently attempts to make a purchase.

An iPhone user on TikTok says he was targeted by hackers posing as Apple this week as part of a high-level scam.

Have you recently had an iPhone repair? The iOS 15.2 helps you identify if you were victimized by an iPhone repair scam.

The holiday season is coming, so Apple users should bolster their smartphone security to avoid cyberattacks like scammers, snoopers and hackers. Experts gave three helpful tips for iPhone scam prevention.

Every Apple iPhone and iPad owner needs to know about this shocking new App Store revelation which forces users to promote scams...

On Wednesday, February 17, the hashtag ‘#iPhoneScam’ was trending on Twitter with many users posting about how an alleged fraudster had been duping people by offering new iPhones are very low prices. The scam has been called out by a YouTuber and what has followed is a series of tweets and allegations against the alleged individual. Also Read - Teen orders iPhone online, gets the Apple phone-shaped coffee table instead What we know Recently, a YouTuber by the name of Nishant Kumar Singh upl...