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So you can see the innocent request.
Sir My phone battery died. I just need to make one urgent call. So please, This simple Act of kindness could empty your bank account in minutes.
Your phone is the key to your digital life, your messages, your bank accounts, your personal information, But that doesn't matter because if someone is in need of desperate help, you might want to help them.
All they want is to make one quick emergency call.
It sounds like a reasonable request, right? Something any of us might need someday, But this scenario could also be a trap
In the world that we live in today. A simple Act of kindness can make you a victim of financial fraud. Here's what happens when these scammers get a hold of your phone.
They can download new apps Or access existing ones to get personal information or change some settings, which then forwards your calls and your messages to their number.
You won't see anything unusual happening. No obvious signs of tampering which is what makes it so dangerous.
It would seem like this person is trying to make a phone call. Send a message or search for something. Using your phone. Even after the return, your phone, Everything meant for you, goes to them as well. Once they have this forward in setup, they can receive all your banking notifications intercept one-time passwords access.
Your financial accounts Make unauthorised transactions and access information and apps. They can even change your passwords and you might not even realise. It's happening until it's too late. While anyone can be targeted by this scan Criminals, often Target, specific groups, Typically people who are less comfortable with technology or anyone who seems to be distracted or are in a hurry, these cameras know exactly what to say to make their story sound urgent in condensing. They might pretend to need to call their sick, child or an elderly parent Pulling at your emotions to ensure that you don't see them as a threat. Let's talk about how you can protect yourself in claim. And simple terms, never hand over your phone to a stranger.
If you want to help them offer to make the call and put them on speaker, Check your forms regularly. Quote, your phone settings, look for the call forwarding, or call divert option. And make sure it's turned off. Never share your OTP codes with anyone. If you think your being scammed don't panic, there's help that's available immediately report. The incident to the National cyber crime helpline, number 1930, and I know how it feels hard to say. No, when someone seems to be ingenuine need, But remember your financial Security has to come first. Share this video with your friends and family, especially those who may be vulnerable. Self-stamps. Have a conversation about. And remember Awareness is our best defence against France. Stay safe, everyone.
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