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Published 08:59 22 Apr 2016 BST
Updated 14:54 25 Jan 2017 GMT

Not good. One good rule to remember is large corporations like Apple don't ask customers for details outright, and you should always check and verify the sources of emails asking you to send personal information. It's just basic common sense, but it can be easy to be caught off-guard by scammers.Anyone else received one of these Apple ID texts? Is it all above board or is it some kind of phishing scam? pic.twitter.com/KUfMZtggUF
— Dave Vitty (@davidvitty) April 16, 2016
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