I've read all the posts regarding why Windows Phones don't need antivirus software (very informative, thanks!) however this query arisen from a stupid move earlier: I opened an email from MS (allegedly) upgrade my account or it'd be closed - pretty used to these and would usually be sent straight to the spam filter. However, quick check of the From Address appeared kosher so opened it - at this point went to delete & simply open account via profile.
Big clumsy fingers hit the link in the phishing email instead - should have seen me panic trying to close Edge before it opened properly, lol!
Obviously next time I opened Edge the tab already created and believe page blocked "can't reach this page" message and erroneous URL in the address bar so certainly a dodgy email.
Is there any danger to my saved sites and / or passwords ie should I be deleting / replacing them in a hurry?
Phone left off currently until sure - as passwords synced I'm using alternative account until sure it's safe to open again
Big clumsy fingers hit the link in the phishing email instead - should have seen me panic trying to close Edge before it opened properly, lol!
Obviously next time I opened Edge the tab already created and believe page blocked "can't reach this page" message and erroneous URL in the address bar so certainly a dodgy email.
Is there any danger to my saved sites and / or passwords ie should I be deleting / replacing them in a hurry?
Phone left off currently until sure - as passwords synced I'm using alternative account until sure it's safe to open again
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