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On any platform is simple:
DON'T CLICK LINKS IN E-MAILS!!!!!
Just type in the website in your browser.
Do that and 100% of the phishing scams go away.
That being said, Apple should fix it similarly to hoe FF 1.01 handles it.
OR
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Joined: Aug 2001
'still' possible
That implies apple has released a 'fix' for this problem, which they haven't. So of course its still possible.