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Users on Verizon's network have reported receiving text messages that appear to be sent from their own phone numbers. Here's why you shouldn't click those links.

Users on Verizons network have reported receiving text messages that appear to be sent from their own phone numbers. Heres why you shouldnt click those links.

Verizon has received complaints from users experiencing spam messages and smishing. Verizon is reportedly allowing its customers to receive spam messages and clickable links that are potentially a form of phishing.

Cellphone users are receiving spam texts from their own phones—many of which include links that redirect to Russian news websites.

Many people on Verizon and other carriers have recently received a spam text that spoofs their own phone number. The trick makes it appear like they sent themselves the scam about a free gift.

Arizona’s top election official is urging the county to discard audited voting machines over security concerns.