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Looking for love online? So are scammers. They create fake profiles, shower you with affection, and push for quick emotional bonds. Once trust is built, they ask for money or personal details.
And now, with AI tools, even videos and photos can be convincingly faked to make their stories seem real. DTS wants you to know what to watch for and how to stay safe while swiping.
Our recommendations:
Spot the love bombing
- Over the top affection and fast commitment are red flags. Scammers now use AI generated fake videos and photos that look real, be alert.
Be cautious with money
- If someone you haven鈥檛 met asks for money, pause. Talk to someone you trust before sending anything.
Protect your info
- Don鈥檛 share your address, workplace, banking info, or sensitive photos. Trust your gut and report anything suspicious.
Further information:
For more information on staying cyber secure, refer to the and .
If you think you’ve fallen for a scam and need assistance, visit the .
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