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    How a fake Apple service centre in Gurgaon scammed elderly US citizens of up to Rs 20 lakh each

    A fraudulent Apple service centre was discovered in Palam Vihar, targeting elderly victims in the US. Operators sent alarming messages about supposed iPhone issues to individuals over 60 years old. After establishing trust, scammers demanded large sums of money, misrepresenting themselves as banks and using fake Federal Trade Commission notices. Authorities arrested 11 individuals and recovered various electronic devices during the raid.

    Apple under scrutiny: India's consumer protection body steps up probe over iOS 18 related complaints

    The Central Consumer Protection Authority has begun a detailed investigation into Apple's iPhone technical issues. This action follows a year of ongoing complaints from users after the iOS 18 update. A recent survey shows increased iPhone user complaints, which will aid the authority's probe. LocalCircles advocates for a class action, noting users await a proper fix.

    Britain flight chaos deepens, 177 flights cancelled as air traffic glitch hits airlines

    UK NATS flight glitch: Air India said the disruption could also affect some of its other flights as aircraft and crew were left out of position following the incident. Passengers were advised to check the latest flight status on Air India’s website before travelling to the airport.

    Is Spotify down today? Spotify outage hits over 15,000 as users report server issues with music streaming platform amid outage; here's how to fix

    Is Spotify Down Today? Over 15,000 users have flooded Downdetector with reports of Spotify not working. The platform confirmed the outage on X — but offered no timeline for a fix.

    This iPhone 17 problem is driving users crazy — Apple needs to fix it fast

    iPhone 17 users are facing significant cellular connectivity problems. Dropped calls and missed messages are being reported across different carriers. Wi-Fi connections are also affected. Apple support representatives are aware of the widespread issue. A software update is expected to address these problems. Users can try rebooting their devices or wait for the next iOS update.

    Ring users report mysterious logins, company says it's a glitch, not a hack

    Ring users are seeing strange logins. These logins show up in their account history. Many users are worried about a hack. Ring says it is just a bug. The company claims a system update caused the issue. Experts say this raises trust concerns. Users should log out old devices. They should also change passwords for safety.

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