The American technology giant, Apple, presented a few days ago the new smartphone model, iPhone 15.
In addition to the innovations in this device, Apple seems to have thought about a new security system to stop fraud with fake phones.
In a video published on social networks, it can be seen that the iPhone 15 case, on the back, has some barcodes that can only be seen if you look at them with ultraviolet light.
According to technology experts, these two barcodes serve to understand whether the box has been opened or not, and whether it is original.
However, there are other ways to make sure that the device you buy is genuine. One way is to check the serial number printed on the box, or open the box in front of the buyer and compare the IMEI number from the phone's "settings" to see if it matches the one printed on the box.
The boxes of the new iPhone 15 are equipped with a security system that displays holograms under a UV light. This is a measure introduced by Apple to recognize real boxes and prevent people from being scammed pic.twitter.com/oBhQoc5IDI
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