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Daryl Baxter

Don't fall for these common Apple Prime Day scams on Airpods and iPads

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While Prime Day is finally here with deals coming thick and fast, there are some out there who will be sending you emails and messages on social media, asking you to click some links that could potentially steal your personal details.

The most common will be emails that may look genuine, with Amazon's Prime Day logo spread out between the paragraphs of text, asking you to log in to check a 'recent purchase'.

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