WhatsApp: Scammers are using YouTube’s name to steal your data
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- 26 Jan 2023
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The global economic crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic aftermath left a lot of people without their jobs. Several sectors of the market have suffered with the pandemic and the war. Some are collecting the results now. We’ve been seeing big tech companies like Amazon, Microsoft, and Google, laying off several of their employees. With so many jobless people across the world, scammers are shifting their focus. In recent months, we’ve been a surge of scams in apps like WhatsApp offering money at the expense of a few clicks. Sounds like the perfect deal right? The problem is that it will charge you a high cost once you realize it’s a scam. There is a new scam that uses WhatsApp in some countries like Brazil and India promising money for a few YouTube likes.
The latest WhatsApp scam promises payment for YouTube Likes
The new scam promises additional income by simply liking some YouTube videos. The scammers contact people through WhatsApp and say they’re representatives of global marketing companies. Read More…
