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Love is in the air, and with social media and dating apps, a perfect match could be at your fingertips. But with that convenience should also come caution.
We spoke with a reverse-search tech company that analyzed the data to see which scams are targeting teens the most.
Teens are seen as the savviest of internet operators. However, a new study says they are getting scammed at a higher rate than the elderly.
The study shows that over the last five years, money lost by young adults, 20 years old and younger, grew nearly 2,500% from 2017-22 compared to 805% for seniors.
Older adults have long been a target for internet scammers. But that's changing, said consumer reporter Asa Aarons Smith.