Recent comments in /f/iphone

CuteCatBoy69 t1_j58nka7 wrote

Non-jailbroken iPhones can't get viruses to my knowledge. Android phones can but only if you install apps from outside the app store. Viruses aren't just something that happens to devices, they require user input to install, with a small handful of exceptions on PCs.

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Monniica OP t1_j58ncb0 wrote

Ok hold on. I went back to all my other non iPhone messages. They all say “read” on the last message I had with them before I lost my phone. So I lost my phone dec 26 on a cruise and received my new iPhone Jan 4. All messages prior to Dec 26 say read!!! That’s weird.

Update: I had put my phone in lost mode/suspend with my carrier around Jan 2 when I got back to Miami from the cruise.

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Whiplash104 t1_j58grhr wrote

No. You aren't hacked or scammed. Some people buy SIM cards in the target country, activate them, then sell them in the US for sale. It's because it's probably difficult or impossible for you to do it yourself in that country. It's pretty common, actually. They make money by buying it cheap and selling to you for more. You're safe as long as you have control over the phone number which cb you do.

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