Such methods are certainly enticingly made by hackers for innocents who are unaware of the internet. Especially if it forces you to press the button. But before you hit, think carefully or ask someone who knows more about this incident.

Watch this incident 3 days ago by a person named @gallya6945. Her account may have been hacked and used by someone else to victimize others. The same message they use to their victims saying,

"Just network 400 steem airdrop request failed cause you haven't used the active key. Please apply again at https:www.etc..."

That picture above you see is an example that happened to me. Most of these hackers are Nigerians and they can be found on Telegram. So, I recommend everyone to beware of the emerging Free Airdrop coming from Telegram. Sometimes they also use fake Facebook accounts to get victims. They use Google Translator to communicate to different people especially Filipinos and Brazilians.

But for those who know how to check the word even if they use Google Translator, they will not work! Because the writing or speaking of Filipinos is different from their fellow Filipinos. Why? Because we have other languages ​​in the Philippines but our main language is Tagalog.

@eldecor, you can see him here at LeoFinance and his last post was 3 months ago but his main account on steemit.com I'm sure has been hacked and used by someone. So always be careful and always check their account carefully. Go to steemit and Hive to find out their username and their last article.

You may not be able to see or find their article because I have already reported them all but you can still see their usernames and accounts. Again, beware everyone of anonymous links that are not guaranteed safe.