Beware of fake casino app infections on social media.

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I've seen more and more recent casino-type apps using an edited image or video of Mr. Beast, with the language dubbed for the country where the app is intended. This is apparently a clear sign that AI is being used to impersonate some influencers or famous public figures to attract people to these apps.

I don't know if all of these apps are scams, but they have a high probability of being so, or at least based on misleading advertising.

I attribute all of this to the growing improvement of AI for video editing like VEO 3.

But I urge you to be cautious when trying to join certain apps without first doing a search to validate what they're really about.

Any experiences you have to share?

Scam is now so rampant that in almost every niche people are beginning to carve out ways to scam unsuspecting individuals,  these app are real, there are some that are scam, they make sure their edge is 100% above that of the players and so you can almost never win but in oder to make it feel like it is transparent,  they will allow multiple rounds to fail and allow for a few rounds to win so that it feels like you still have hoeps of winning but in the actual sense it is a biat to get you staying on the game with hopes of winning until they turn out bankrupt, another way to understand if this casinos are scam is to check their withdrawal process to be sure they actually allow you withdraw or give outrageous process to withdraw.

[giammangiato]

We could fall for fake apps if we do not carefully examine the apps that we download. Many scammers hide behind known personalities because they know that most greedy people easily get fooled by this.

The best way to avoid this (old scam strategy) is not to use app stores. Instead, go directly to the site. It was not just happening to gambling apps; it was also happening to crypto wallets and trading apps. It is really necessary to be more careful this time because scammers are always unpredictable. And they will take advantage of every opportunity they see.

Who falls victim?
They are the poorly informed people, usually they are kids looking for easy money or irresponsible adults, even some unaware elderly people.
Always the same figures, but at the base the information and the deepening of the knowledge of a certain topic unleashes dangerous damages.

[coin-investor]

I don't know if all of these apps are scams, but they have a high probability of being so, or at least based on misleading advertising.

I attribute all of this to the growing improvement of AI for video editing like VEO 3.

But I urge you to be cautious when trying to join certain apps without first doing a search to validate what they're really about.

Some of these are affiliates exploring AI to generate more leads, but you won’t lose anything if you double-check if the Application is legitimate or coming from the right source.

The hardest thing about AI in advertising is that it can manipulate the language, the images and the information, so you have to take time to do research.

AI is here to stay, and it can be used in many industries. So, if you’re active online, whether playing or buying, you need to have parameters for the ads you’re looking at, including whether they’re AI-based and if they’re legitimate.
The technology is constantly evolving, so you should adapt accordingly.

[Beparanf]

I rarely use casino app to play since most of them has limited feature that makes web browser gaming more convenient than the app.

Also I only play on casino app that I downloaded myself on the official website of the casino. Google play sometimes don’t detect scam or fake apps so it’s very hard to trust a random app that you stumble online especially if it’s advertised by influencer.

[bakasabo]

What advantage can casino app have, if accessing same casino from a web browser provide same games and experience? Primitive disadvantage - app takes storage space of your mobile, while opening casino from web browser dont. The casino I gamble in dont have an app, but if creates one, I will gamble in old-school way anyway. If I notice a celebrity advertise casino app, if a wish to install it appears, I will do it after checking if it is legit and from casino page, not from being redirected from third party source.

[Dunamisx]

It has happened to me on several occasions whereby i try to make a download of an app to later discover many related apps cloned in its same manner of appearance and if you're not careful to have known the exact one you're searching for, you might end up downloading the wrong app and got trapped at the cause, this brings about everyone of us, to ensure we are used to what we wanted to download and have the right link before downloading one.

[Lida93]

While downloading any app that has to do with financial uses it's very important that users exercise intense caution making sure to download such apps from reputable sources like play store. And one has to be extra cautious by checking through for other users review about their experience with such app. It helps gives an insight for some red flags if a certain app is a genuine or scammer's.

[uneng]

Every time you see a famous celebrity being used on apps' ads, make sure to access the official website or profile of that celebrity to find out if he/she is really promoting that app. If there isn't any mention to it on the official page, there is a huge chance it's a scam. Nowadays with AIs, we can't trust videos and audios solely. We have to do a deeper research in order to assure the legitimacy of the propaganda and the product behind it.

Also, if it looks too good to be true, there is also a big chance it's a scam. When you adopt that mindset for your life, hardly ever you are going to fall for scammers.

[hyudien]

I was once offered by a friend to play on a casino application like this that he found on social media, at first I didn't suspect anything because the application was free or they meant they provided capital at the beginning to play, at that time I hadn't downloaded it and just saw my friend playing one of the famous slot games. You know? in just 2 hours the balance increased rapidly from only $ 3 to around $750, here my suspicion arose because it was so easy to get a win and when the application asked for a deposit so that the win could be withdrawn, I told my friend not to do that but maybe because it was a lot of money he refused my advice and then made a deposit. The first deposit was still not enough to meet the requirements until finally my friend made a deposit for the 5th time and still couldn't withdraw. The total loss was around $150, the conclusion is don't believe in advertisements like this because it is clearly a scam.

[panjul07]

I'm a type of gambler who do not like to gamble on application so I will never install any gambling related application in my phone.
Even if the casino is real and reputable one which also provide mobile application, I will not use and I will always prefer to gamble on browser especially on my desktop.
This make me will never be attracted on any application although the application use popular celebitry unofficially to promote the app.
So better for you guys to avoid gambling using any application while using browser is more than enough both in mobile and desktop.

[YOSHIE]

I don't know if all of these apps are scams, but they have a high probability of being so, or at least based on misleading advertising.

Previously I personally thank you for information on fake casino applications, indeed the play store provides thousands of irresponsible casino applications, aka fake, I often see in their play store gambling sites that are unclear, I personally do not believe the casino there.

Even so I am sure not all casino applications that have fake play stores, some are official, but more fake ones to the original weigh, yes, do not be easily tempted by the casino that has a play store, find information in detail about the casino that we want to use.

[Porfirii]

Deepfake videos are getting on my nerves lately, I think they are bit too good. Before falling for any such schemes, it's good idea to confirm with official account of celebrity in question — if he has never talked about it, it'll likely not be a genuine one.

Every time you see a famous celebrity being used on apps' ads, make sure to access the official website or profile of that celebrity to find out if he/she is really promoting that app. If there isn't any mention to it on the official page, there is a huge chance it's a scam.

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The problem is that with a very small percentage of people falling into the trap it will be worth the effort for scammers, and there will always be people too lazy to go to the official accounts and verify the veracity of the AD.

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Also, if it looks too good to be true, there is also a big chance it's a scam. When you adopt that mindset for your life, hardly ever you are going to fall for scammers.

Yes, this is not new advice, but will work even for the laziest. In the new era that seems that we are going to have to live, distrusting appearances seems to be a must.

[yahoo62278]

I don't look for apps on facebook in order to win money. I'll play games like archero, bubble witch, or idle army, but only games for fun and passing time. If I am looking to gamble I'll take a look through the gambling section here and choose a company that is legit(or that I feel is legit, could still be a scam if here).

Doesn't matter where you find your entertainment, there's scams everywhere. Just be careful and don't click links unless you know the site is trusted.

[Floxynice]

Social media is now one scary place we should be very careful of. So many scammers, hackers, impersonators, and even genuine people are out there. Unfortunately, we can't even tell who is genuine or not, AI has made everything easy for fake people.

As a gambler who is also a member of this forum, this forum is supposed to be the best place to find reputable casinos with good offers. Even when those promotions are seen on social media, nothing stops anyone from enquiring on this forum if they are real or not. No member of this forum has any excuse as to why they fell for cheap scams.

[stompix]

Strange that there are already mobile applications in the Play Store. I am curious how they will scam or hack? Like, does this app have some malware, or will it fake some deposits, and you can't withdraw anymore? Or some kind of phishing?

They don't even need that!
The simple fact that they fooled a few thousand into downloading and playing and paying because of the association with a celebrity is enough for them, casinos pay millions for endorsement they got it for free, that's already a ton of money.
But in most cases it's far easier, you put your money in that casino and theya re all gone, the RTPs are ussulay crap below 50% so you instatly lose eveythign and if you win they will ban your account, and go dark in a few weeks anyhow.

Funny enough, acting like a legit casino and hooking up a few whales earns you more than trying to install malware that nowadays brings only pennies.

[Oluwa-btc]

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I don't know if all of these apps are scams, but they have a high probability of being so, or at least based on misleading advertising.

I attribute all of this to the growing improvement of AI for video editing like VEO 3.

But I urge you to be cautious when trying to join certain apps without first doing a search to validate what they're really about.

Any experiences you have to share?

Honestly this is a high charade of nonsense that's going on and they are so confidence in creating those fake and scam advertisement that will lure users and the use of renowned celebrities and influencers is an opportunity for the individuals to put up trust on that casino. This is so annoying and so we need to be more careful. Exactly AI has improved on a lot this recent times.

Practically unfortunate that tech savvy individuals would have to impersonate AI presence and influencers into vulnerable exploitations and temptations that'll lure us into their fake schemes.In essence, it's ideal that we look out for their websites,social media presence,engagement, Especially if their bots created or real.
If everyone creates a personal interest for digital awareness and critical thinking, nobody would fall prey to casino charms and get rich schemes/adverts.

[Charles-Tim]

But in most cases it's far easier, you put your money in that casino and theya re all gone, the RTPs are ussulay crap below 50% so you instatly lose eveythign and if you win they will ban your account, and go dark in a few weeks anyhow.

Funny enough, acting like a legit casino and hooking up a few whales earns you more than trying to install malware that nowadays brings only pennies.

Maybe, but how about using one stone to kill two brids?

If you see the hackers still trying to steal people's money using malware through something like, do not be surprised.

There are some people that will not registered but not play on the gambling site. The malware can be helpful for the scammers there and also those that downloaded the gambling app and gambled can also lose in either way or both.

[Awaklara]

For forum users, I am sure most of them will not be interested in such gambling advertisements. Manipulating videos with influencers to advertise their casino apps or sites on social media will not be interesting. On forums, there are quite a lot of casinos and games that can be accessed.
But for those social media users who spend a lot of time there, there is also a possibility that they fall into the trap of scammers with such methods, if they are not experienced in this. After all, famous people have an appeal for marketing.

[Lanatsa]

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I don't know if all of these apps are scams, but they have a high probability of being so, or at least based on misleading advertising.

I attribute all of this to the growing improvement of AI for video editing like VEO 3.

But I urge you to be cautious when trying to join certain apps without first doing a search to validate what they're really about.

Any experiences you have to share?

Honestly this is a high charade of nonsense that's going on and they are so confidence in creating those fake and scam advertisement that will lure users and the use of renowned celebrities and influencers is an opportunity for the individuals to put up trust on that casino. This is so annoying and so we need to be more careful. Exactly AI has improved on a lot this recent times.

Practically unfortunate that tech savvy individuals would have to impersonate AI presence and influencers into vulnerable exploitations and temptations that'll lure us into their fake schemes.In essence, it's ideal that we look out for their websites,social media presence,engagement, Especially if their bots created or real.
If everyone creates a personal interest for digital awareness and critical thinking, nobody would fall prey to casino charms and get rich schemes/adverts.

As much we do saw AI's utility and benefits on which there would be always having that negative side of this one on which this is where it would be used into some other ways just to lure in and decieve people specially to those newbies out there or even into those experienced ones. We do know on how catchy is on making use of those celebrities faces and would be that attached up into some sort of game, app download, or any ways of advertising up their business or whatever it would be but since we are talking about some malware infected application then its not that new anymore actually. These hackers are that been doing these things through ages on which trying out to exploit peoples emotions for them to get on what they wanted specially on downloading it out. They would be making it as catchy as possible even if it means that they would be needing up to use those necessary tools for them to look realistic. For someone whose that not good on using up their own senses are the ones who do get victimized on this one.

Always stick into something that have already built up their credibility on which it wont be costing you an arm and leg if you do just that simply stick into those known common sites or having that popularity and good reputation. If you do find up some random up in the internet on which that had been attached with those known figures or images then you should always be trying out to make some verification whether its legit or not. It all matters about on how sensible you are into the things which is happening around and be somewhat realistic whether you are dealing up with the right thing or some scam. Always be having that awareness tha scams and frauds could happen in front of you but since you have that just that neglected with those very basic common security procedures then its most likely you do end up on being hacked or what just because you have donwloaded some malware into your device. It all matters about on how you would be able to assess up such situation and act accordingly into it.

[promise444c5]

Impersonation is something else now and i6t becoming more and more yet people  keep faling for it, I've  reported tons of it over the month including accounts.

Google play sometimes don’t detect scam or fake apps so it’s very hard to trust a random app that you stumble online especially if it’s advertised by influencer.

Not that they don't  detect, they actually go through  verification  but depending on the intention  of the app.. if it's  going to be used to scam people  then all they have to do is make it look legit to pass verification and then they can carry out their scam after before  it get taken down.
What  I would avoid is downloading  unnecessary  apps and make whatever research before downloading an app talk more of using it.