The 'Find My' feature on iPhones, designed to help users locate lost devices, is being exploited by cybercriminals. The Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre (I4C) has reported a surge in phishing attacks where scammers impersonate Apple Support to extract sensitive information from victims. These fraudulent messages often mimic legitimate notifications, prompting users to click on links that lead to fake login pages designed to capture Apple ID credentials. Once attackers gain access, they can disable security protections and compromise the victim's digital identity. Experts warn that the psychological distress of losing a device makes individuals more susceptible to these scams. Red flags include urgent messages demanding immediate action, unsolicited links, and requests for personal information. Users are advised to verify information through official channels and to be cautious of messages that create a sense of urgency. The I4C emphasizes the importance of adopting security measures such as two-factor authentication and strong passwords to mitigate risks. As these scams become more prevalent, staying informed and vigilant is crucial to protecting personal data.