Hello,
Not sure where to ask this, so sorry if this is the wrong forum.
I received an email from "no-reply@imore.com" regarding a news post by Rene because I had subscribed to it. However, it's from 3/1 and pretty much dead. The content of the poster looked like spam. I was curious about the news item, anyway, because I didn't remember it, so I clicked the link to the news item (not the link in the person's comment) and iMore indicated it did not exist.
I then copied and pasted the title of the new item, "Find my Mac passcode lock brute-force attack: What you need to know!" into iMore's search engine and found it. What concerns me is that the post I was notified about was not in the comment section. This is the post:
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Shohel Hossain has commented on: "Find my Mac passcode lock brute-force attack: What you need to know!"
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Thanks for sharing here. I am a animation film maker. Generally I like to make 2d/3d short animation movie of 60 seconds. If you have time then you can get touch with me & make your time animated.
We animate ideas for products and services to deliver an EASY message in a clear way that keeps high the attention of the audience and changes the minds of people
short animated video
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(The "short animated video" was a hyperlink, but I didn't try it.)
So, either iMore already deleted the spam post or something weird is going on because the email sure looks legit.
Can we trust all these iMore email alerts to items to which we've subscribed? Or am I overreacting etc.?
Thanks!
Not sure where to ask this, so sorry if this is the wrong forum.
I received an email from "no-reply@imore.com" regarding a news post by Rene because I had subscribed to it. However, it's from 3/1 and pretty much dead. The content of the poster looked like spam. I was curious about the news item, anyway, because I didn't remember it, so I clicked the link to the news item (not the link in the person's comment) and iMore indicated it did not exist.
I then copied and pasted the title of the new item, "Find my Mac passcode lock brute-force attack: What you need to know!" into iMore's search engine and found it. What concerns me is that the post I was notified about was not in the comment section. This is the post:
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Shohel Hossain has commented on: "Find my Mac passcode lock brute-force attack: What you need to know!"
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Thanks for sharing here. I am a animation film maker. Generally I like to make 2d/3d short animation movie of 60 seconds. If you have time then you can get touch with me & make your time animated.
We animate ideas for products and services to deliver an EASY message in a clear way that keeps high the attention of the audience and changes the minds of people
short animated video
----
*************************
(The "short animated video" was a hyperlink, but I didn't try it.)
So, either iMore already deleted the spam post or something weird is going on because the email sure looks legit.
Can we trust all these iMore email alerts to items to which we've subscribed? Or am I overreacting etc.?
Thanks!