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⚠️ iPhone Users Be Careful! Binance Issued a Warning!

Binance has warned that iOS 26.7.1 / 27.0.1 / 27.2 has a big flaw, where bad apps can read your wallet seed phrase, private key, and password!

Do this right now:
1. Delete unknown / sideloaded apps
2. Update iOS to the latest version
3. If you feel unsafe, move your funds to a new wallet

Do you use iPhone? Share this, it might help someone.

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❖⚠️📱 BINANCE ISSUES URGENT ALERT! IPHONE FLAW COULD EXPOSE YOUR CRYPTOCURRENCY❗ 🔐

💥🤳🏻 A vulnerability identified in Apple's operating system has put the crypto community on alert!
The flaw, called worse_query, could allow malicious apps to access internal files belonging to other apps installed on an iPhone.

⚠️ WHAT'S AT RISK?
🔑 Private keys for digital wallets.
🔐 Recovery phrases (seed phrases).
💰 Credentials and access information for crypto services.
If this information is stored without adequate protection, criminals may try to use it to access digital assets.

🔥 WHICH VERSIONS ARE AFFECTED?
According to the alert published by Binance $BNB :
🔴 iOS 26.7.1
🔴 iOS 27.0.1
🔴 iOS 27.2
Researcher forcequitOS demonstrated that the vulnerability can bypass the security isolation between apps, known as the sandbox.

🍎 HAS APPLE ALREADY FIXED THE PROBLEM?
On November 9, Apple released the iOS 27.2.1 and 26.7.3 updates.
But there's an important detail!
⚠️ The official notes do not specifically confirm that worse_query has been fixed.
Security researchers believe the updates reduce the risk, but questions remain about whether the flaw has been completely eliminated.

🛡️ HOW CAN YOU PROTECT YOUR CRYPTOCURRENCY?
✅ Update iOS and your apps.
✅ Remove apps installed from unknown sources.
✅ Avoid storing recovery phrases in photos, notes, or unprotected files.
✅ Consider a hardware wallet for higher-value assets.
✅ If you suspect your device has been compromised, use a secure device to create a new wallet and transfer your funds.

🚨 IMPORTANT:
The flaw does not mean that all iPhones have been hacked!
So far, no cryptocurrency thefts have been confirmed in connection with worse_query.

💬 WHAT ABOUT YOU?
Do you think it's safe to store cryptocurrency on your phone, or do you prefer a hardware wallet?

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Alert 🚨
That phone in your pocket might be the weak link.

Binance is warning about an iOS bug called "worse_query" that could let malicious apps read your wallet seed phrases, private keys and logins.

Affected version lists don't match up, and it's still unclear if Apple's latest updates patch it.

The bigger picture: as more wealth moves on-chain, the device holding your keys becomes the single biggest target, and even a trusted iPhone isn't automatically safe.

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🚨 YOUR KEYS COULD BE EXPOSED 🚨
IPHONE ALERT
A security vulnerability in iOS could allow a malicious app to access private files from other apps. If those files contain sensitive information from a crypto wallet, such as seed phrases or private keys, they could be exposed.
⚠️ BUT THERE’S ONE IMPORTANT THING TO NOTE:
So far, Binance says it has not identified any confirmed cases of cryptocurrency theft related to this vulnerability.
This does not mean that users’ funds have been stolen. It means there is a security risk that deserves attention.
The recommendation is to keep iOS up to date, avoid apps from unknown sources, and protect your seed phrases and private keys.
Shark593 warns: in crypto, prevention is also a way to protect your assets.
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Ten years ago, ten years later!

Ten years ago, the iPhone 4S burst onto the scene. Ten years later, the iPhone 14 Pro Max leads the way. Data bears witness to technological change. #iPhone Ten years—have you witnessed it?

Hello, wonderful Sahah community! ✨
iPhones are more than just communication devices; through Apple Pay, they’re the everyday wallet for millions around the world. But what happens when Apple meets the world of crypto?
With ongoing updates and easier integration of crypto wallets into operating systems, and as smartphones move closer to adopting instant payment technology using stablecoins (such as USDT and USDC), the iPhone could soon become the primary gateway for everyday people to send and receive digital currencies with a single tap and complete security.
💡 Quick analysis: Apple’s high level of security (Secure Enclave) makes it an ideal environment for storing private keys for digital wallets, reducing the risk of hacks and making everyday use easier for beginners in this space.
Do you use iPhones to manage your digital wallets? And what missing feature do you wish Apple would offer to cryptocurrency users? Join the discussion! 💬👇
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【Phone infected, wallet emptied! At least $4.06 million in USDT stolen in one month】
On-chain tracking shows that from October 5 to November 4, the same group of hackers used 43 receiving wallets to steal at least around $4.06 million in USDT from 365 Tron addresses: they first sent a few TRX to compromised addresses to cover transaction fees, then transferred out the entire balance within seconds. Much of the money came from recovery phrases (a sequence of words used to restore a wallet) stolen from iPhones by a Trojan. The same group also drained at least 65 wallets across 8 other blockchains.
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Are old iPhones vulnerable?

Many people store their seed phrase on an old iPhone in airplane mode and consider it safe, but it isn't. In October, at the Hexacon conference, hackers broke into an iPhone running the latest version of iOS and gained full access to the system. Apple released a patch, but it was bypassed too.

A vulnerability has existed directly in the chip since 2019, affecting models from the iPhone 4S to the iPhone X. Apple can't fix it with an update because it's code embedded in the device's memory at the factory. So it's best not to use old iPhones as cold crypto wallets!

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Came across this on CoinDesk: Former London crypto executive Magnus Ahmad had his unlocked iPhone 14 Pro Max snatched outside a bar in Hackney at around 1 a.m. on August 8. The thief first struck up a conversation, watched him enter his passcode, then asked to exchange contact details, took the phone, and ran.

The key details: Starting around 1:53 a.m., assets in MetaMask were swapped and transferred out; Phantom and Bybit were also accessed. By around 3:22 a.m., there had been six unauthorized card transactions, including more than about $2,000 at a Costcutter convenience store. A leveraged position was also opened on eToro, with a notional exposure of nearly $44,000. Total losses were about $14,000: roughly $9,500 in crypto, nearly $3,000 on cards, and over $800 on eToro. He managed to freeze his large bank balance and other crypto holdings in time and save them. Looking back, he said chasing the thief was less useful than locking down his accounts from another device. Now he takes an old iPhone when he goes out, uses a separate Apple account, and installs fewer apps.

The fact that phones are a direct gateway to your accounts feels especially real in nightlife settings.

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I came across a post by OneKey founder Yishi: quite a few people wipe old iPhones, put them in airplane mode, and use them to store recovery phrases as cold wallets—but if it’s an iPhone 11 or earlier, the problem is in the chip, and a system update can’t fix it.

The technical details: iPhone 4S–X have the publicly known checkm8 BootROM vulnerability; usbliter8, made public this June, affects the XS / XR / 11 series and the second-generation SE. The attack requires physical access: put the phone into DFU mode and plug in a custom USB board (public research has used a Raspberry Pi Pico costing about $5). Code can run before iOS even starts, so airplane mode won’t stop it. A BootROM vulnerability alone won’t necessarily reveal your recovery phrase—there’s also the screen lock passcode and Secure Enclave—but a short numeric passcode, an outdated OS, or a weak wallet password can undermine those layers.

Recommendation: check your model. Don’t keep funds stored long-term on an iPhone 11 or earlier. If you already do, generate a completely new recovery phrase in a trusted environment and move your assets—the new addresses generated from the same phrase won’t help. An old phone used as an “offline vault” may not be as secure as you think.

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Apple officially partners with Alibaba, bringing Qianwen into the iPhone AI ecosystem! $BABA

On October 31, Apple announced a partnership with Alibaba, with Qianwen set to integrate with Apple Intelligence.

Developer beta testing opens on November 4, with a full rollout to users in China expected in December alongside iOS 27.3.

The AI competition is shifting from “whose model is stronger” to “who can truly reach users.”

Qianwen could leverage Apple’s ecosystem to reach more users, opening up new possibilities for AI commercialization. Apple can draw on local large language models to improve the AI service experience in the Chinese market.

Model capabilities are just the starting point. Device access, user habits, and a viable business loop will be at the heart of the next phase of competition. The AI winners of the future may not be the companies with the strongest models, but the ones closest to their users.
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Apple AAPL: It pulled back right after hitting a record high. The foldable phone is a genuine blockbuster, but it won’t show up in the November 2 earnings report

At the close of U.S. trading on October 26, AAPL stood at $343.91, down $3.81 (-1.10%) for the day, versus a previous close of $347.73. The day’s range was $341.03–$347.09. Last Friday, it had just touched a record high of $351.73. Its 52-week range is $243.42–$351.73, its market cap is about $5.07 trillion, and its P/E ratio is around 39. Bottom line: the product cycle is trending upward, but the stock’s valuation near its record high is no bargain, leaving little room for earnings to disappoint.

The buzz is real. The first batch of the iPhone Duo (around $1,999), which went on sale October 23, sold out quickly. Reports say Apple has asked suppliers to increase orders by about 30%, with deliveries backed up until the end of January. But there are two cracks in the excitement: first, Foxconn’s final assembly yield in September was reportedly only slightly above 60%, making the production ramp a bottleneck; second, on the very day it went on sale, users posted photos on forums showing creases and cracked screens around the hinge, with some cases developing problems after fewer than 20 opening-and-closing cycles. Quality-control feedback bears watching.

It’s important to understand what the earnings report covers. Apple reports its fourth-quarter fiscal 2026 results after the market closes on November 2 (early morning November 3 Beijing time), with new CEO John Ternus hosting the earnings call for the first time. The market expects EPS of $2.00 (+8.1% year over year) and revenue of $112.95 billion (+10.2% year over year); the company’s guidance range is about $111.7–$113.7 billion. The key point: the quarter ended September 26, so it includes only the first week of iPhone 18 Pro sales. Duo sales will be included in the following quarter. In other words, the November 2 report will test the performance of the 18 Pro and Services, not the Duo. Don’t use the Duo’s buzz to extrapolate what this report will show.

Wall Street is already divided. On the bullish side, Ives has a $400 price target and JPMorgan has a $360 target, citing demand that far exceeds supply. On the bearish side, Loop Capital downgraded the stock to Hold on October 20 and set a $330 target, citing expected iPhone shipments of 79 million units in the December quarter—below the market estimate of 85 million—along with rising memory prices eroding gross margins. The consensus price target is about $337, below the current share price. That suggests the market has already priced in a lot of good news near the record high.

My view: The Duo proves Apple can still deliver a new product category and that demand is genuine—both support the long-term thesis. But with a P/E of 39 and a consensus price target below the current share price, any conservative holiday-quarter guidance on November 2, or comments indicating heavier-than-expected memory costs, could prolong the pullback. Short-term levels to watch: a move back above $347.73 (the previous close) would signal a potential stabilization; a drop below the $341 area could put the 50-day moving average near $329 in focus.

Risks: worsening hinge-quality issues, a slower-than-expected production ramp, rising memory prices, weaker-than-expected holiday-quarter guidance, and a broader tech-stock pullback.

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This is personal research and does not constitute investment advice.

Apple confirms some iPhone Duo models have inner screen issues, users need to contact AppleCare for replacement. As an Apple fan, this move is a bit puzzling! Even tech giants can slip up? #iPhone $AAPL

Apple confirms some iPhone Duo models have inner screen issues, users need to contact AppleCare for replacement. Even tech giants can slip up! #TechNews $AAPL

The iPhone Duo is completely dead! I got hands-on with it for three days and found that $AAPL is entering a window to cash in on positive news 🔥

Apple short-selling strategy for October 26 👇👇!

The foldable iPhone Duo was originally expected to drive Apple’s next wave of innovation and support a higher valuation. But after launch, the buzz quickly faded, and the bullish narrative was directly disproven.

A wave of order cancellations followed the launch, and channel prices immediately fell below retail, with no premium for scalpers. Screen creases and white-line defects have been common, while a lot of software hasn’t been adapted for the large foldable display. On top of that, the China version doesn’t support physical SIM cards and drops the telephoto lens. Its high price has put off a large number of consumers. The market had initially bet that foldables would open up a new growth trajectory for Apple; now those expectations have been sharply scaled back, and investors are starting to cash in on their previous long positions.

U.S. market opening strategy: Short 2% of your position at the current price, 50x leverage. Add 3% to your position at 350. Stop-loss to be determined! Targets and strategy in the chat room!
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Apple foldable phone! Return it, return it 😡 I'm done waiting. Not only do we have to wait until next year for it to ship, but now the screen is cracked? Looks like their quality control really is poor for their first foldable. 🥲 #iPhone $AAPL
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#Apple ’s iPhone Duo is in short supply as demand continues to outpace available units.😀

The shortage has drawn attention even as the broader market focuses on AI infrastructure names. For Apple, the key question is whether constrained supply reflects durable demand or temporary production bottlenecks.


Investors will watch delivery times, channel checks, and any management updates on availability. If shortages persist into the holiday period, unit and pricing assumptions may be revisited; if supply normalizes quickly, attention is likely to shift back to margins and services growth.

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Apple is hovering near historic highs: BofA says Duo wait times are 82 days; Jefferies says the 18 Pro waitlist in China is down to zero. I’m watching, not chasing.

What I’m seeing: BofA maintains its Buy rating and $370 price target, saying the iPhone Duo has an average global wait time of 82 days, rising to 102 days on Apple’s website, and sold out on launch day.
Jefferies’ Edison Lee maintains his Sell rating and $263.66 price target, noting that used 18 Pro prices fell below the official retail price starting September 29. He also says Apple cut orders for the 18 Pro series and 3nm/2nm chips by 10%-15%.
The stock closed Monday at $342.94, trading sideways between $340 and $348 over the past five trading days.

I think the long wait for the Duo is partly due to production capacity of at most 2 million units per month and scalpers snapping them up. The 18 Pro is still what really supports revenue.
And Duo sales won’t show up in the November 2 earnings report.

What I’ll do: I’ll take another look only if it closes above $348.15 (a new high) on strong volume on the daily chart.
If it closes below the 50-day moving average, around $326, I’ll consider this high-level consolidation broken and won’t chase.

Do you think Apple will break above $348.15 before earnings, or fall back to $326 first?

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【Market Update】$1,999 and sold out within minutes: Apple’s first foldable phone, the iPhone Duo, quickly sold out after preorders opened on October 16. Online orders can no longer be delivered before Christmas. Apple’s U.S. store now shows that all models won’t ship until late January, leaving even fewer options for people hoping to upgrade before the holidays. New CEO John Ternus took over from Tim Cook on September 1 and kicked off the sales launch with a short teaser posted on X. (Source: BeInCrypto)
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【Market Flash】Root access survives reboot: At Hexacon in Paris, security company Calif.io jailbroke an iPhone 18 Pro running iOS 27.0.1. After rebooting, it regained full privileges without connecting to a computer. Video shows an SSH session opened as root about two minutes after reboot. Decrypt reports this is the first time an untethered, permanent jailbreak has been demonstrated on this type of device. Calif has not disclosed the exploit used or released a tool, saying only that details will be made public at a later date. Apple has not commented on the demonstration. (Source: Decrypt)
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iPhone 18 Pro gets a major price cut next week! Up to 500 yuan in trade-in subsidies, but the price after coupons is still higher than the iPhone 17 Pro series

Apple officially announced that the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max will be discounted starting next week, with trade-in subsidies of up to 500 yuan. However, the prices after coupons are still higher than those of last year's iPhone 17 Pro series. #苹果 #iPhone 18 Pro #PriceCutSubsidy