An Apple Pay scam uses urgency to panic Apple users into handing over their accounts. If you’ve recently received an email or text message that says a suspicious Apple Pay transaction was blocked and you should call a number to resolve the problem, don’t do it – chances are it’s a new scam that’s hitting millions of Apple users. Read More
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