Quote from: Husna QA on Today at 06:00:38 AM

-snip-
The community's role is to alert each other to the dangers of phishing links like this. Even if media like Meta still display phishing ads, they can be reported or flagged to prevent other users, especially newbies, from falling for them.

It is hoped that the public should indeed be concerned about some traps like this, but some people sometimes do not know,
and they only follow the instructions given by the advertisement because there is a big bonus offered.

There are more victims of phishing link scams through Facebook, or they send directly to private messages.

Quote from: Kemarit on Today at 09:38:58 AM

Damn, I see this ads on Facebook again and I did try to report that this is fake and that they shouldn't allow this to be in their platform.
-snip-

Unfortunately, it is allowed freely because they pay. There should be a filter from Facebook before the ad goes live,
if Facebook alone can't filter it will just be the perfect trap for beginners.