Mobile network provider O2 is urging people to stay alert after fraudsters began sending fake messages claiming customers must accept new terms and conditions or risk having their SIM card switched ...

O2 is telling customers to stay alert after the discovery of a worrying new scam that's targeting UK users. The fraudulent message, which is arriving on devices, claims that customers’ SIM cards are ...

O2 has just issued an urgent warning to its customers after the discovery of a fake text message that suggests a SIM is about to expire.

In 2025, fraudsters ordered four O2 Sims in my name and ran up a huge bill. Now it is happening again - even though I'm not with O2 any more.

O2 has issued an urgent warning to consumers regarding a new phishing scam that attempts to steal login credentials by impersonating the telecommunications provider. The fraud involves messages ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Users on O2 have been warned to watch out for a scam text. NurPhoto via Getty Images Phone users in the U.K. are being warned by ...

Murray Mackenzie, Director of Fraud Prevention at Virgin Media O2, said: “Scammers are becoming more sophisticated, using increasingly believable and urgent requests to target victims alongside ...

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O2 has already killed off its ageing 3G network, now the company says another service will be switched off in the coming years. 2G remains a vital way to stay connected with many devices, including ...

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