Apple shares 5 security steps you should take "immediately" to protect your Apple Card

Here's a list of things Apple says you should take now to keep your Apple Card safe.

5 Apple Card Security Features You Should Use Now

1. Turn on Advanced Fraud Protection. Your Apple Card's 3-digit security code changes regularly to make online purchases more secure. Don't worry, recurring charges will still go through
   • Go to your Apple Card in Wallet, tap the card number button, then scroll down to Advanced Fraud Prevention and turn it on. Use advanced fraud protection with Apple Card
2. Enable transaction notifications. You'll receive alerts every time your card is used, so you can immediately spot suspicious activity if it occurs. Go to Apple Card in Wallet, tap the More button, then tap "Notifications" and open "Transactions"
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3. is lost or misplaced, lock it (if you normally use Apple Pay, You can also lock it to default and only unlock it when needed)Go to Apple Card in Wallet, tap on Card Details, then tap under the Titanium Card section "Lock Card". If your card is found, you can easily unlock it. Lock or Unlock Apple Card
Remove a lost or stolen device from your Apple account,
4. Change your Apple ID if you think it has been compromised PasswordGo to appleid.apple.com and log in to manage your devices (click "Devices" on the left side of the screen)
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5. Fraudsters sometimes impersonate credit card companies in an attempt to collect customers' account data and make unauthorized purchases.
   • Do not accept unsolicited phone calls or text messages urging you to take immediate action on your Apple Card account
   • Do not share one-time passwords sent from Apple or Goldman Sachs with anyone
   • Do not provide your virtual card number to unverified merchants or websites
   • If you have any questions, hang up and call Apple Card support at 1-877-255-5923 to make sure you are connected to Talk to a verified Apple Card expert.
   • Apple Card Specialists will never ask you for your Apple ID password, Apple ID verification code, device password, recovery key, or any account security details. Learn more about how to help keep your Apple ID secure
For more information about Apple ID security, check out Apple's support documentation.

If you don’t have an Apple Card yet (and are in the US) and want to apply, you can find a link in the Wallet app on your iPhone or on the Apple website.

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