It says even my password to unlock my phone is about to expire.
How can I know if it's really Google? π€
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Trending & News Stop stop stop stop do not fall for it Sage who cares what they say if you think somebody is trying to manipulate you just go ahead and change your passwords on your own do not tell them or anybody else about it
Are you on your phone or on your computer if you're on your computer unplug it for a while for a day or so a couple hours and then change your passwords
I've had Microsoft or somebody pretending to be Microsoft contact me and that it was nothing but a big scam
I would say this is a big scam too don't fall for it don't ever give anybody any information nothing at all
it is NOT Google...
Google will never ever send you messages nor emails asking for no passwords...
it's spam/scammers 100%
@NathanDavis
Thank you. I'm glad I didn't respond to it, thanks to my gut feeling telling me Don't Do It!!
was it like a text message? or an email... either way, you can block the senders
@NathanDavis
Good idea π‘
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Click on senders email address. Itβs like 3456(4466@heck. com
Are you sure it was from Google
@Paige2006
It looks like it could be but people are getting very good at copying logos to make the messages look like it's really from Google.
What I am wondering is why would my passwords expire in the first place.π€
Watch them. Could be hackers.
@sage2021 Never
Nope.
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