Some fakes go so far as to spoof Apple's logo and those of the regulatory agencies, even on products with four-star reviews on Amazon.One way to make sure what you're buying is legitimate is to ...

BEIJING – At first, it looks like a sleek Apple store. Sales assistants in blue T-shirts with the company's logo chat to customers. Signs advertising the iPad 2 hang from the white walls ...

Malwarebytes Labs has identified a tech support scam that uses malicious URLs to embed fake phone numbers within legitimate ...

You should stop using that fake Apple charger. By Chris Mills. Updated Nov 22nd, 2019 4:31AM EST. ... so any of those with an “Made for iPhone” logo is guaranteed to be fake.

Fake ones might not have the "Designed by Apple" branding, feel lighter, or have a bad design. Advice: If you have an original Apple device on hand, compare the accessories and packaging. 2.

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Counterfeit Apple phone chargers valued at more $7 million were recently seized by the Area Port of Houston/Galveston, part of U.S Customs and Border Protection.

On closer inspection, the fake app doesn’t look very legit, but it’s easy to see how someone could be fooled. Its App Store images show a photo of a truck with the word “Heading” across ...

A bogus channel was pretending to live stream an Apple event that actually appeared to be a crypto scam. In the chat, the streamer linked to a shady-looking crypto site.

To put it bluntly, you can find fake Apple products — most for less than $15 — available on Temu. ... Two weeks later, an orange package with the Temu app logo arrived.