Recent reports highlight a surge in scams targeting WhatsApp users, particularly during the lead-up to Valentine's Day. The Citizen Council for Security and Justice in Mexico has warned that incidents of sextortion have increased by 65% in dating apps, as cybercriminals exploit the emotional vulnerabilities of users. Experts emphasize the importance of recognizing common scams, such as requests for one-time passwords (OTPs) from contacts, which may indicate account hijacking attempts. Users are urged to remain vigilant against identity theft and other fraudulent activities proliferating through messaging platforms. As digital fraud continues to rise, individuals are advised to familiarize themselves with various scam tactics to protect their personal information.
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