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You do not have to worry though, it was a phishing test organised by your
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TWITTER




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TWITTER

Twitter < twitter@mobile-invoicer.com >

 * To: Yannick Bouchat

 * ToYannick Bouchat

Sunday, 15 January 23, 13:02

You clicked on this link on Sunday, 15 January 2023.

 

Hi Yannick,

 



Your phone number has been added to another account. Is this still your phone
number? If not, please update your account with your current phone number.



NOTE: your account can no longer perform SMS commands nor receive certain SMS
notifications. Only the account most recently linked to this phone number will
have these features.

How do I know this email is from Twitter? When you click on a link, the address
should start with "twitter.com." Emails from Twitter will never ask for
sensitive information.

Help  |  Not my account  |  Email security tips Twitter, Inc. 1355 Market
Street, Suite 900 San Francisco, CA 94103





COMMON RED FLAGS YOU SHOULD DOUBLE CHECK EVERY TIME:

 * Do the links behind urls inside the mail correspond?
 * Does the email address match the one you know?
 * Is the content even relevant for me?
 * Does it create a (false) sense of urgency?

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