So, here's how these tricksters operate. You get an email that looks totally legit with an Apple logo and creates a sense of urgency, claiming your Apple ID is in trouble.

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They come complete with an Apple logo, show "Apple ID" as the sender name and have a big blue button that says "Go to Apple ID." ... 6 ways to protect yourself from Apple ID phishing scams. 1.

Click the Apple logo in the top left corner of your screen and click System Settings. 2. Click your Apple ID in the top left corner of the menu. 3. Click Sign-In & Security. 4.