Just received an email claiming to be from DJI but looks like a scam to me and I haven`t clicked on the links ,
so beware if you get one too. !

One way to tell if it's legit is to hover your mouse pointer over the link.  Does the URL match the link address in the message?

I've had one as well, not locked out of my account though so either it is a scam or I'm not one of the select ones

To be honest I never follow links of any email unless I'm 100% sure where it's from always put address in myself

It's spam. Delete!

Hi there, this is not a spam. If users received this email, please follow the steps on the email and change the password. Thank you.

As with any email like this, if you doubt the origin of authenticity, go manually to the website of the company and manually change your password anyway. Extra security never is a bad thing.

Viridis Posted at 2018-2-10 02:30
As with any email like this, if you doubt the origin of authenticity, go manually to the website of the company and manually change your password anyway. Extra security never is a bad thing.

Agreed but I would have to change my Paypal account password 5 times every single day if I did that ...lol

Just hover the link and check where it directs to.
If it is some unknown hard to read link....
You know what to do.
But if it is dji.com. It probably aint spam.

Well DJI Thor confirmed it so maybe it's fine, however always check where the links redirect to.

Sorry Guys but " probably " and " maybe " isn't good enough .
My advice is DELETE like I did .

I would really like to know why because if it has been leaked by DJI then rather than change my password I would delete my account from a site that is not secure.