WhatsApp eliminates 6.8 million accounts connected to the blows

Many of these reports were linked to criminal groups that operated in the South -East Asia, said Meta.

WhatsApp has eliminated 6.8 million accounts related to scammers all over the world in the first half of this year, according to the goal.

Many of the reports were linked to the centers organized by the criminals in the countries of the Southern –st Asia. According to the goal, these centers often used forced work in their operations.

WhatsApp is implementing new ancient measures to notify users of possible fraudulent activities, such as the addition of a user to a group by someone who is not on his contact list.

An increasingly common tactic among the scammers involves the kidnapping of WhatsApp account or the addition of users to groups that promote fake investment schemes and other shots.

The goal said that WhatsApp “detected and removed the accounts before they were put into operation by groups of coup d’etat”.

In one case, Whatsapp worked with the chatgpt and Openai developer to stop the scams related to a Cambodia criminal group that offered money in social media posts to promote a false pyramid scheme for scooter rental.

The goal stated that the scammers used chatgpts to create instructions sent to potential victims.

Usually, the first to contact potential objectives by means of a text message before transferring the conversation to social networks or on private messaging applications, said the goal.

These shots were generally performed on payment platforms or cryptocurrencies.

“There is always something strange, and this should be a sign of warning for everyone: you have to pay advanced to receive promised yields or earnings,” says the note.

There are criminal centers that steal billions of dollars by deceiving people with blows operating from the South -est Asia, such as Myanmar, Cambodia and Thailand.

These centers are also known for the recruitment of people who are forced to apply the shots.

The authorities of the Region have warned people to be aware of possible fraud and to use old measures, such as the feature of two -phanty two phases, to help protect their accounts from kidnappings.

In Singapore, the police also warned users to be aware of any unusual requests received in messaging applications.

Source: Terra

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