Well, i think i have been educated . Thank you.
But it seems there are people who find it more practical . to just warn new users.
https://www.klaytn.com/ [Notice] Fraud Alert
Dear Customers,
Klaytn would like to make the following announcement:
Recently, there have been reports of fraudulent activities such as scam ads and smishing from accounts falsely claiming to represent Klaytn or a GroundX partner on messengers like Telegram and other social media channels, while unlawfully using our trademarks.
Please note that Klaytn hosts all of its events (or airdrops) only via our official website, Facebook and other channels, and we do not ask for your private information (ID, email address, public key, private key) on messengers or social media; nor do we ask for any type of cryptocurrencies as a condition for participating in our events or campaigns.
Please take heed of the fact that all official news and updates are announced only via Klaytn’s official social media accounts and the official Klaytn website.
Furthermore, using trademarks of Klaytn, Kaikas or Klip without permission constitutes an unlawful use with no legal foundation as well as a serious infringement of the rights to the trademarks. Please note that Klaytn and GroundX will take necessary legal action on these matters and those responsible will be held to account.
Thank you.
Klaytn Team
It reminds me of similar security messages i get so often from my fiat ebank when i log on.
Is that to much for a crypto community to do ?
I will say it again, you are completely on command of the security of your coins, it would be nice the market was not full of scammers and that something more could be done to stop them, but this is not the nature of this market, cryptocurrencies are based on freedom and this means that you need to learn how to protect yourself from the most common scams, if something as easy as to not give your private keys or your seed words to another person is too much for people then this market is probably not for them.