How does the iPhone prevent others from stealing AppleID?

After the iPhone is lost, generally, the other side will not start or connect to the Internet in a short time, because you will not be able to pass"Find My iPhoneTo enable the positioning function. This function is generally provided by the iPhone. Baidu is recommended for how to enable this function.

After a while, it may be about 20 days after the small series is lost. On the newly bought iPhone (the same Apple ID bound to the lost mobile phone), I received such a text message.

At the beginning, the little editor suddenly jumped and thought that he was lucky enough to find his mobile phone. So he couldn't help but feel excited and entered the URL in the text message on the Internet (here, I have to talk about it, xiaobian has no habit of clicking links from text messages. No matter where the text message links are sent, they will not be clicked .), The Magic Baidu shows "webpage input error". At this time, Xiao Bian is still immersed in the joy of retrieving his mobile phone, so he searched Baidu pages and directly entered the official website of Apple.

After logging on to the official website, Xiao Bian clicked "Manage My Apple ID account" to go to the page and found that there were no functions such as interception. Then, I went back to Baidu and searched for the text message content, as shown in the figure below.

Thanks to the great netizens, Xiaobian was eager to change his Apple ID password. Remember that passwords must be complex, complex, and complex!

Don't forget to change the password. No, the mailbox bound to the editor will receive such an email.

Is there anything false? After you click it in the editor, the browser pop-up page displays the information "this link jumps to the page is not secure". Thank you for choosing a browser here. Just like a click, I stopped the operation and clicked "Find My iPhone" on the iPhone again. I found that all the mobile phones are still in offline mode. So I confirmed that the email was an official email sent by Apple, disguised as a scam.

Scammers are also persistent enough. Ten minutes later, the second email came again. There are still various ways to lure you into clicking the link, entering the Apple ID, and then stealing the account and password.

Seeing that I was not moved, followed by the third email. The same tactics.

At this point, I couldn't help it. I called the customer service on the official website of Apple to confirm that I got a reply to this kind of email. Information 99% is a phishing website, which is set to steal the Apple ID account and password. Meanwhile, scammers may pretend to be Apple customer service calls.

Here, I want to warn netizens that Apple's official customer service calls can only be sent in and cannot be called out, so they must be careful with the so-called Apple customer service calls.

Another key point is that the official website of Apple has the "two-step verification" function. If two-step verification is enabled for a lost mobile phone, the possibility of stealing an Apple ID is very small, without clicking illegal links and websites, the stolen mobile phone cannot be used.

So, if you haven't enabled verification, please go to the official website and start it. Remember to remember your own key ~