Notification that you should never click

[Broadanbig]

Newbies are the targets of this frauds so they should remember than anything random offer is shady especially if they give huge money or bonus so start to doubt on what you read especially if you didn't participate on anything and most important of all don't download any random apps since you would provably receive a lot of this notifications.

Newbies are always a potential victim to scam due to their level to have little or no knowledge about how the new scamming method works. Hence, since different hacking & scamming method are getting advance by the day, for me, I will like to suggest that for those having above $1000 in a mobile wallet device, it will be far more better if they can have it stored in a separate different device alone, in other to prevent ever getting hacked, while for those having BTC less than $1000, can still maintain having it store on same mobile device which they use on a daily base, but ensured making security your top priority.

Newbies are very much porous to scam activities as you have said and as such, scammers do target them to take advantage of their poor knowledge about Bitcoin investment and in some cases they do fall in through messages sent to be their mail box. I believe any newbie seeing this post would have idea on what to do if they possibly encounter Such in the future.

I also buy your idea of suggesting $1000 above to be stored in a separate device while below is maintained in the same mobile. In as much as it is a dollar denomination,, it looks okay but for others this amount is such a huge amount that could run into billions if I am not mistaken. Maybe a $500 above could be stored separately while below can still be maintained in the same place.

[Alpha Marine]

These days most messages that come with links are flagged as spam unless you tag them as "not spam". Once a message comes from an unknown sender and it comes with a link, never click that link. It's best if you just block the sender to be safe.
Even if the message comes from a verified account or website, don't click it as long as you are not expecting any email from those sites.

They come with juicy offers and all. Don't fall victim. The links may be telegram or Whatsapp links. It may be emails, SMS, or social media messages. Ignore all of them and block them.

[TakeItEasy]

For so many attempts to hack our wallet and any other platform accounts we should be aware that hackers will do all just to penetrate on our account so sample of this on the image provided and we should never click that since getting compromise or anything that you don't like might happen to us.
We should never get tempted or get curious to know about what random people sent to us on email or to the notifications sent by random apps so that we would not fall into their trap. Newbies are the targets of this frauds so they should remember than anything random offer is shady especially if they give huge money or bonus so start to doubt on what you read especially if you didn't participate on anything and most important of all don't download any random apps since you would provably receive a lot of this notifications.

Mostly these messages are in the spam folders of Gmail, I have seen most of the messages in my Spam folder in Gmail, due to which I clicked on my previous mobile, which takes me to a page that requires my mobile password, but I didn't click it. I knew that was a scammer mail.

Although these emails hack a person's whole mobile data through their Gmail mostly people have stored wallet passwords in their Gmail by clicking the Save Data option easily. So, we should be aware of that, even if some message comes into our spam we shouldn't even click it because it can hack our mobile fully, our wallet passwords, our YouTube Channel login, etc. Especially if we buy a new mobile we should be aware the most at that time.

[acroman08]

this looks like one of those pop-up ads that shows up when you visit or watch movies, series, anime, etc... on illegal streaming websites, they are very common on those types of websites(don't ask me why I am very familiar with it  ). they are extremely annoying, what you can do is either ignore them, leave the website or press the "x" that is usually next to the pop-up. and yes, there are pop-ups like this that if you click directly on the ad, it will try to download something on your computer.