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The article explains that responding to an unknown phone call does not usually directly lead to device hacking. However, it warns of the risks of social engineering scams, where fraudsters try to persuade users to reveal personal information or click on malicious links. It also discusses less common threats related to “zero-click” attacks, which can exploit technical vulnerabilities without any user interaction. These attacks are rare and targeted at specific individuals. Experts recommend updating the system and avoiding sharing data or clicking on links after the call to protect the phone from hacking and fraud.
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