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Story summary
- Consumer organizations warn iPhone users about phishing scams mimicking official Apple Inc. emails, claiming iCloud storage is full and urging upgrades.
- Messages signed by "The iCloud Team" direct users to fraudulent payment pages, with threats of account closure within 48 hours.
- Experts say scammers also use fake Apple Pay alerts and high-pressure phone calls to obtain personal information.
- Users should verify communications through official Apple channels and report suspicious activity.
