Macbook suspicious email phishing and repair and troubleshoot
Have you been getting random suspicious emails? Or did you mistakenly click on a spam email? Don’t worry, MacFixDallas got you covered. The expert technician at MacFixDallas provides Macbook suspicious email phishing and repair and troubleshoot service to all kinds of Macbook laptops including MacBook, MacBook Air, MacBook pro. MacFixDallas not only provides MacBook services only, but we also provide services other various for iMac, Mac, HP, Lenovo, Dell, and so on.
Technology is advancing really fast these days. It has made life easier ,working efficient and faster but it has also made fraud and stealing easier too. You may get phishing emails now and then. If you find them the report the mail at reportphishing@apwg.org and if you ever mistakenly click on the email change all the passwords you ever have to prevent data loss. You can also come to MacFixDallas so that we can troubleshoot your account after that.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q. What do I do if I have been responded to a phishing email?
A. If you responded to a phishing email then change passwords for all of your account, email, bank account, and everything. Contact experts at MacfixDallas to know what to do next,.
Q. How does Apple notify you of suspicious activity?
A. You get an email with which you created your Apple ID after any suspicious activity is detected
Q. How do I fix my outgoing mail server on my Mac?
A. Fixing mail server on Macbook can be hard. You can contact MacFixDallas regarding this matter.
Q. Where do I report suspicious emails?
A. If you get a phishing email. Report it to anti-phishing email at reportphishing@apwg.org
Q. What happens if I click on a phishing email?
A. If you click on a phishing email and if it contains malware then it can get into your device and erase your data.
Q. What happens if you click on a spam email?
A. Clicking on spam email can lead to installing viruses n=on your device that may lead to further complication in the future
Q. Will Apple call you if your account has been hacked?
A. No, Apple doesn’t call you if your account has been hacked out of blue. They usually send an email to you, if you need further help then you will have to call apple.
Q. What email does Apple use to contact you?
A. Apple uses this email id appleid@id.apple.com to send emails.
Q. What does it mean if someone is trying to sign in with your Apple ID?
A. Have you tried login into your apple id using a different device? If not then block that device that is using your apple id
Q. Can you get a virus from opening an email on your phone?
A. Yes, you can get a virus from opening an email on your phone