Indian Supreme Court recovers YouTube account from XRP scammers

[vino.gcs]

I read this article today and it talked about scammers in India, it seems like a really interesting topic to explore further, but in your opinion why is it so common for there to be so many scammers in India, it doesn't seem so right to me, having said that I'll leave you the link to the article:

https://cointelegraph.com/news/supreme-court-india-youtube-hacked-crypto-scam-xrp-fake-recovery

[TheUltraElite]

Scammers try to locate high profile accounts to be able to access their followers as an impersonator.

It is not common in India, it is common all over the world. Keep in mind, Evil has no religion. This is why they targeted high profile celeb accounts on twitter and youtube.

Whatever be the case, we cannot stop them, we can only keep ourselves safe and educate others. For a start, stop following social media and consider everything you on the internet with a bag of salt.

[pakhitheboss]

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India is one of the most populated country in the world and has the biggest young generation. Most of them are good with computers and that is why you will find scammers from India.

Although there no data to prove India has the largest number of scammers but if these big accounts do not put in place proper security measures to safe guard the account then anyone can get control of thier account. Recently a famous Youtuber from India faced the same problem.

I still remember 5 years back scammers were able to get access to many big YouTube channels globally after that incident YouTube did ask these big content creators to activate 2FA as an extra security layer on thier account. As of now most Google products now come with 2FA.