Apple devices are known for their unparalleled security, but you may encounter scams, phishing emails, and messages from time to time. As scammers continue to find new ways to target and trick users into revealing their personal and sensitive information, you need to be aware of the data you share with others online and protect it from fraudulent activity.

In this post, we’ve compiled a list of common fraudulent emails and messages that appear to come from Apple, so you can stay away from them and learn how to spot them.

When it comes to Apple scam emails, almost all of them find a way to pretend to be from Apple and write a message that “almost” sounds like it’s coming from the Cupertino-based company. Here are some of the ways scammers use to make you think they’re from Apple so they can quickly gain your trust.

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