💨 Abstract
Google has warned of a surge in scam texts, with fraud losses reaching $12.5 billion in 2024. Scammers impersonate legitimate organizations, targeting concerns around safety and IT to steal sensitive information. They also exploit users through fake online ads, targeting those with valuable digital assets. To avoid falling victim, always verify the legitimacy of calls or links, and use reputable services for bookings and payments.
Courtesy: Louis Regan
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