This is the key here; immunity to phishing is something you have to fight for. Even if Apply changes to no longer prompt like this, or to make the "official" p

This is the key here; immunity to phishing is something you have to fight for. Even if Apply changes to no longer prompt like this, or to make the "official" prompt significantly different, the damage has already been done. 75.3% of users will see the "old-fashioned" prompt and just assume it's kosher because some subcomponent hasn't updated or something and that's game over. It was a mistake to ever have these prompts -- the most they should have said is "go to the settings app and re-enter this information" or something similar. Now we're stuck relying on Apple's App Store screening to shield people from this vector. I'll continue my policy of always ignoring these popups, so hopefully I'll be safe.