苹果首款折叠屏手机iPhone Duo于10月16日晚开启预售1，随即在香港引发大规模信用卡盗用事件。香港警方接获超过110名市民报案，称其信用卡遭盗用预购该手机，涉及金额约460万港元1。其中最大宗单笔案件涉及22.9万港元，用于订购12部手机1。
警方指出，苹果公司未启用"3DS"网络交易验证机制，导致无法有效防止欺诈行为发生1。警方表示曾多次建议苹果采纳该机制，但苹果未予采纳1。针对企业安全防护措施的缺失，香港警方对苹果公司表示"高度关注及极度遗憾"1。这并非首次发生类似情况——苹果上月iPhone 18 Pro系列预购期间已接获1572宗信用卡盗用报案，涉款超过3100万港元1。
与此同时，iPhone Duo在市场上获得热烈响应。开售仅数小时，苹果官网年内可交付的货源即被抢购一空2，原本承诺最迟10月23日交付的产品，交货期已延至明年1月下旬2。苹果发表声明称："我们首款折叠屏iPhone Duo的预购需求非同寻常"2。
Apple's first foldable smartphone, the iPhone Duo, opened for pre-order on the evening of October 16, triggering an immediate wave of fraudulent transactions in Hong Kong.1 Police received reports from over 110 residents claiming their credit cards were used without authorization to purchase the device, with losses totaling approximately 4.6 million Hong Kong dollars.1 The largest single case involved a fraudulent transaction of 229,000 Hong Kong dollars for 12 units.1 Hong Kong authorities attributed the breach to Apple's failure to implement the "3DS" online transaction verification mechanism, which police had previously recommended multiple times.1
The credit card fraud incident follows a similar pattern seen with Apple's iPhone 18 Pro series, for which police received 1,572 reports of unauthorized purchases totaling over 31 million Hong Kong dollars in the previous month.1 Despite the security concerns, the iPhone Duo experienced exceptional market demand upon launch.2 Available inventory for delivery within the current year sold out within hours, with delivery dates now pushed back to late January of the following year.2 Apple stated that demand for its foldable iPhone was "extraordinarily strong," with the company pledging to expedite deliveries.2 The device carries a starting price of 15,999 yuan.2
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