A new news has come up on social media site Facebook, in which some users have complained about a new kind of fraud on Facebook. Users have said that Facebook is asking for money from their friends and relatives by making a false profile with their name. Jorawar Kalra, a founder of Massachusetts's restaurant, on the master chef of India show hosted on his account, told that the hackers made a fax account with their name and mailed to their friends and asked them for money. Let's say that before this, a cheating case has been reported on Facebook in this way.
Notifications on the WhatsApp app
While some users complained that Facebook has asked them to change their profile password by sending notification on the vote. On these cases, information and technical ministries (IT) sources said that they are looking into such cases and further investigation will be done. This is a serious issue and they will ask the company to clean them.
Such cases already encountered
Even before this, many such cases have been reported, where hackers hack the accounts of any user and send their message to friends asking for money. There have been many such cases in the national capital Delhi. In a case, thousands of rupees were cheated with the victim in the case of PunjabKesari under the Facebook Criticism
Social media giant Facebook has been under constant criticism for some time since the data on users' data has gone wrong. In the recent debate on the Cambridge Anilotica controversy, more than 5 million users' data lines have recently been reported on the recent incidents of data link.
If a friend messages you for money, call him first and confirm that the message has been sent by him.
- If your network is unprotected, hackers can easily set off in your network. If you lock your network there, you will have to take permission for sharing any kind of data. Due to which the data loss is difficult to do.
- Never click on a link that comes in FreeSpeed.com for some freebies. Clicking on such links opens a new page asking for your information. With which hackers may mislead your personal information.