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Check a Microsoft security email by going directly to the Microsoft account’s security activity and notifications. Do not call a number, install software, or follow a sign-in link from a suspicious message. Microsoft states that unsolicited support does not request…
Treat unexpected customer support as unverified, especially when the agent asks for remote access, a password, a one-time code, or payment. Open the company’s app or help center yourself and start a new support session. A real-looking search result, caller…
Never grant remote control to an unsolicited caller, pop-up, or message sender. Remote-access software is legitimate technology, but it lets the other person operate the device, view information, and misrepresent what is happening. If access was already granted, disconnect, preserve…
