Apple text messages aren’t real. Never click the link. [Video]

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Amazon, the Post Office, and even someone with the wrong phone number are the kinds of spam texts you’re used to getting. But the latest imposter message claims to be from Apple. 

The text makes it seem that something is going on with your iCloud account and you need to click the link to continue to use your iCloud services. 

“The spammers have been able to duplicate it on the iCloud when you log in so it will look and feel like you’re logging into your iCloud account,  but know when you put in your username and password, they use it and it only takes them a few seconds to access your real apple account and start making changes to that,” said Kent Meeker, a Triad tech expert. 

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