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Quote from: EluguHcman on May 30, 2025, 11:10:01 AM
Quote from: EarnOnVictor on May 30, 2025, 07:12:51 AM
Quote from: Churchillvv on May 28, 2025, 08:03:44 PM
Quote from: EarnOnVictor on May 28, 2025, 12:04:27 PM
This is not to be blamed on WhatsApp whatsoever, but on the carelessness of the victims or intending victims.
Rule number 2; never you think it can't happen to you, if guys with high tech knowledge can fall victim of different scam or malicious attacks, you shouldn't ever think your immune to this and the victims are careless because one could be careful but the evolution of attacks could beat your awareness which is a good reason OP posted this as an awareness/warning.
Don't twist it, it's not worth it, for I simply don't get your twist.

Are you personally advising me? I guess not, you don't have any reason to direct it to me because I didn't prove immuned here. I never said anyone can't be a victim of an online scam/hacking, but I advised that we should do our part to the utmost, for us to keep ourselves safe from online activity.
I guess the above was a caption of @Churchillvv triggering his opinion/insight.
If I must be emphatic here, If you don't get me mosquito too @EarnOnVictor, in this communication or interactive platform, informations can still be passed either by advice or otherwise.
If I'm a mosquito, then you are a tiny worm. At least mosquitoes can fly, can you? Next time, reply with sense, caution and mutual respect when replying to me, or you don't bother at all. By their fruit you shallIt's not difficult to know those who lack tolerance, you shouldn't see things differently from them.

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To be honest, it sounds like an abuse on the victims leaving them seem like low esteems with the word "carelessness".
Continue to pamper misrepresentation and carelessness, it will help the victim to be cautious next time.Grin Does this one even know what he's saying? Excuse me!
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Scraped on 30/05/2025, 12:01:15 UTC
Quote from: EluguHcman on May 30, 2025, 11:10:01 AM
Quote from: EarnOnVictor on May 30, 2025, 07:12:51 AM
Quote from: Churchillvv on May 28, 2025, 08:03:44 PM
Quote from: EarnOnVictor on May 28, 2025, 12:04:27 PM
This is not to be blamed on WhatsApp whatsoever, but on the carelessness of the victims or intending victims.
Rule number 2; never you think it can't happen to you, if guys with high tech knowledge can fall victim of different scam or malicious attacks, you shouldn't ever think your immune to this and the victims are careless because one could be careful but the evolution of attacks could beat your awareness which is a good reason OP posted this as an awareness/warning.
Don't twist it, it's not worth it, for I simply don't get your twist.

Are you personally advising me? I guess not, you don't have any reason to direct it to me because I didn't prove immuned here. I never said anyone can't be a victim of an online scam/hacking, but I advised that we should do our part to the utmost, for us to keep ourselves safe from online activity.
I guess the above was a caption of @Churchillvv triggering his opinion/insight.
If I must be emphatic here, If you don't get me mosquito too @EarnOnVictor, in this communication or interactive platform, informations can still be passed either by advice or otherwise.
If I'm a mosquito, then you are a tiny worm. At least mosquitoes can fly, can you? Next time, reply with sense and, caution and mutual respect when replying to someone like me, or you don't bother at all. By their fruit you shall know those who lack tolerance, you shouldn't see things differently from them.

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To be honest, it sounds like an abuse on the victims leaving them seem like low esteems with the word "carelessness".
Continue to pamper misrepresentation and carelessness, it will help the victim to be cautious next time.Grin Does this one even know what he's saying? Excuse me!
Original archived Re: WhatsApp now the new platform targeted to steal users privacies and funds.
Scraped on 30/05/2025, 11:56:06 UTC
Quote from: EluguHcman on May 30, 2025, 11:10:01 AM
Quote from: EarnOnVictor on May 30, 2025, 07:12:51 AM
Quote from: Churchillvv on May 28, 2025, 08:03:44 PM
Quote from: EarnOnVictor on May 28, 2025, 12:04:27 PM
This is not to be blamed on WhatsApp whatsoever, but on the carelessness of the victims or intending victims.
Rule number 2; never you think it can't happen to you, if guys with high tech knowledge can fall victim of different scam or malicious attacks, you shouldn't ever think your immune to this and the victims are careless because one could be careful but the evolution of attacks could beat your awareness which is a good reason OP posted this as an awareness/warning.
Don't twist it, it's not worth it, for I simply don't get your twist.

Are you personally advising me? I guess not, you don't have any reason to direct it to me because I didn't prove immuned here. I never said anyone can't be a victim of an online scam/hacking, but I advised that we should do our part to the utmost, for us to keep ourselves safe from online activity.
I guess the above was a caption of @Churchillvv triggering his opinion/insight.
If I must be emphatic here, If you don't get me mosquito too @EarnOnVictor, in this communication or interactive platform, informations can still be passed either by advice or otherwise.
If I'm a mosquito, then you are a tiny worm. At least mosquitoes can fly, can you? Next time, reply with sense and caution when replying to someone like me. By their fruit you shall know those who lack tolerance, you shouldn't see things differently from them.

Quote
To be honest, it sounds like an abuse on the victims leaving them seem like low esteems with the word "carelessness".
Continue to pamper carelessness, it will help the victim to be cautious next time. Grin Does this one even know what he's saying? Excuse me!