Specifically, while iPhone users are safe texting other iPhones, and Android users can securely text other Androids, sending ...

The FBI has warned Android and iPhone users to delete a specific type of dangerous text message immediately. The security ...

Cybercriminals have registered more than 10,000 domains to fuel these scams, which target iPhone and Android users with fraudulent text messages designed to steal personal and financial ...

The FBI and a leading federal cybersecurity agency are warning Android and iPhone users to stop sending unencrypted texts to users of the other operating system after the Salt Typhoon hack of ...

FBI says iPhone, Android users need to delete these texts ASAP. Updated: Mar. 12, 2025, ... The FBI warns anyone who has received a text like this not to click on any link included.

The FBI is warning iPhone and Android users about a growing threat targeting citizens through malicious SMS (smishing) texts, per a Forbes report. These fraudulent messages “moving from state to ...

Federal agencies are recommending people stop sharing messages between iPhone and Android devices due to foreign security threats. On Nov. 13, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the ...

FBI warns iPhone, Android users: New AI scam being used to steal money and personal info Published: May. 22, 2025, 10:06 a.m. Don't get scammed over the phone.

The FBI's guidelines recommended that users not send texts from iPhone to Android or vice versa because they were not securely encrypted. However, messages sent from iPhone to iPhone or Android to ...

RCS communications between Apple and Android devices still lack end-to-end encyption, leading to the FBI warning US users to look elsewhere.

News; FBI warns of new phone scam targeting iPhone, Android users, advises not to answer these messages. Published: ; May. 21, 2025, 4:18 p.m.

Summary: The FBI is warning iOS and Android users of an email scam that impersonates law enforcement and government officials. No one is safe, so be sure to stay vigilant and don’t click on ...