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National Trading Standards are warning that artificial intelligence is being used to supercharge common scams. They say frausters are increasingly using the tech to create digital humans, clone voices and deep fakes to rip off consumers. #ai #fraud #scam #tech

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Just An Ordinary Bloke6 days ago

As an aside my wife wants to know where you got your outfit the colours are gorgeous. (Sorry, we're oldies and we do this sort of stuff).

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John Doe6 days ago

I have nothing but disgust for scammers, they operate with complete impunity, which isn’t right. But all you have to do is never respond to an email or phone call no matter what is said or promised and the problem is solved.👍

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John Smith6 days ago

Well duh it's been going on for years and you have only just woken up to that fact

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Ann Marie Buscema6 days ago

Always check who they are Actors now informing you Scammers being Agents or Manager Always check their details then Block and Report

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Jings, crivvens...6 days ago

Pity Trading Standards didnt apply the same rigour to politicians.

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Paul Greenwood5 days ago

reporter dress sensible

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Brenda5 days ago

Tht has bn in place for councils for some yrs!

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Roasts Everyone6 days ago

what's the wildest scam call you've ever gotten

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SmartSec Academy5 days ago

When a call or video looks and sounds like someone you trust, the useful pause is still the same. Hang up, then contact them on a number or channel you already know.

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