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If I were to connect my iPhone to an infected laptop to back up apps to iTunes would the phone become infected?
Also, if I were to connect an iPod touch to the same infected laptop to transfer the apps from iTunes (backed up from phone) to the iPod touch would the iPod become infected?
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Also, if I were to connect an iPod touch to the same infected laptop to transfer the apps from iTunes (backed up from phone) to the iPod touch would the iPod become infected?
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No. There are no Known viruses that attack iOS devices. Your computer and the periferals you use on it run different operating systems. A vunerability in code in your computer will almost certainly not be present on ypur phone.
If you are still worried, do a free update on your iPhone and the latest security measures will be incorporated in that.
If you are still worried, do a free update on your iPhone and the latest security measures will be incorporated in that.
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