Suspicious friend requests? Your gut feeling might be right. A recent case in Rajasthan serves as a stark reminder to exercise caution when trusting individuals online, particularly on social media.

A 22-year-old man was caught creating fake profiles of high-ranking police officials, including the Director of the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB), CV Anand. He reportedly used these fabricated accounts to attempt to scam people for money.Social media

This incident highlights the inherent risks associated with social media. Impersonation online can inflict emotional and financial harm, ultimately eroding trust amongst online communities.

Ways to be safe from Social Media scams:

By being smart and following these tips, you can turn the tables on the scammers. Remember, a little healthy doubt is a good sign to be safe. Keep your social media experience positive.

So, next time you see a profile that looks super official, take a step back and check it out before you hit accept or share anything personal.


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