The Danger Of 'Forwarding' On Facebook Messenger
Can anyone forward a message from Facebook's messenger to
all the friends in the contact list? Cyber experts warn about this. Cyber
miscreants got cheating trap around Facebook.
Cyber criminals have begun to launch new types of fraud on
Facebook. They told Messenger to the user using the messenger in the perversion
of the friend, 'someone has cloned your account. From there we received the new
friend request. Quickly fix it. Keep this message informed to all friends while
staying alert. 'Cyber experts say this is a new version of old Hose or fake
message. Do not trust anyone sending this kind of message on Facebook. The
miscreants trying to exploit the anxiety that has spread to the account
cloning.
According to a report by useetv.com, Facebook is spreading
new hoax around Facebook, originally copied pasta hoax. Attempting to trap such
a fake message is trying to trap the user. If you receive such a message, do
not forward friends to your contact list.
Fact Checking Website Snoop's staff said in this regard,
many people send this message, fearing cloning accounts of Facebook miscreants.
Those who are worried about cloning accounts, they may know
whether a friend has gone to a friend's request from a new account, with some
familiar friends. If you have any other account on Facebook with your name and
information, you can check it out. If such an incident happens, you can send a
complaint to Facebook. No need to mess with other friends about this.
Earlier, a new hoax or fake message circulated around
Facebook in October last year. Facebook warns that Facebook users are being
cheated by spreading fake messages that are being cloned or duplicated.
Facebook says that many people are getting a warning
message. It is said that other account like your account has been created on
Facebook. Forward the message to another. Many people are sending messages to
others without understanding. As a result, the matter has become viral. Many of
them have been afraid of losing their account.
Experts say, never click on any post or link of this type of
hoax on Facebook.
Facebook authorities have told WSY and T.V. about this type
of hoax post, it's totally a post on the post. Those who receive such a message
will not click on it. Instead, search by name in your name on Facebook, if you
have a real account using your name or picture. If you see a fake account, tell
Facebook about that account.
False accounts can be misinterpreted by Facebook, not by
informing Facebook, and fraud can be used to capture or monitor money from
friends.
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