If an unexpected iPhone arrives at your door, don't use it. It's likely a scam where hackers harvest your data. A Reddit user received a sealed iPhone 15 Pro Max they never ordered.

The serial number matched a real device, but the shipping label was untraceable. Scammers send these to trick you into logging in, giving them access to your passwords and accounts. They can then impersonate you and drain your savings.

Even if it seems like a gift, it's a trap. Report it to the police and Apple, and do not power it on. This is a growing phishing tactic targeting individuals directly.