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YouTube Shorts Implements Changes to Combat Spam and Scams: New Policy Prohibits Clickable Links and Introduces Safer Methods for Creators - Vimarsana News

YouTube Shorts Implements Changes to Combat Spam and Scams: New Policy Prohibits Clickable Links and Introduces Safer Methods for Creators

YouTube Shorts Implements Changes to Combat Spam and Scams YouTube Shorts is taking action to address the growing problem of spam on its short-form video

Stream Live Concerts from some of your Favorite Rockers this weekend! | Lone Star 92.5 - Vimarsana News

Stream Live Concerts from some of your Favorite Rockers this weekend! | Lone Star 92.5

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FBI Holiday Warning: Cyberscams Expected to Rise, 4 Tips to Prevent Attack - Vimarsana News

FBI Holiday Warning: Cyberscams Expected to Rise, 4 Tips to Prevent Attack

FBI has issued a holiday warning for online retailers and shoppers to prevent cyber scams. FBI has issued a holiday warning for online retailers and shoppers to prevent cyber scams.

Instagram Adds Clickable Links to Stories | Here's How to Do This - Vimarsana News

Instagram Adds Clickable Links to Stories | Here's How to Do This

Instagram users can now add clickable links to their IG stories. Here's how you can do this in simple steps.

Scammers Are Stealing Cash From People Who Are New to Cryptocurrency by Creating Fake Apps - Vimarsana News

Scammers Are Stealing Cash From People Who Are New to Cryptocurrency by Creating Fake Apps

(Photo : Pixabay/TheDigitalWay) Cryptocurrency scam Security researchers have discovered a stash of more than 150 fake trading, banking, and cryptocurrency apps that are made to steal the funds of its victims. Fake Crypto Apps According to Sophos, the fraudulent iOS and Android apps all utilize a common server, suggesting a single cybercriminal group is responsible. This assumption is widely supported by commonalities in the design of the applications, as well as communications with the fake customer support team. The scammers are said to have utilized different social engineering techniques...