Swipe Left on Scams: Stay Safe from Valentine’s Day Cyber Threats!

Valentine’s Day 2025 is here, and with love in the air, romance scams are also blossoming. Cybersecurity experts warn of AI-powered scams targeting the love-struck. From suspicious suitors to fake gifts, the digital age offers new threats to guard against. Stay vigilant, question your virtual romances, and never send money to your “true love.”

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**_Roses are red, violets are blue, if a stranger asks for money, they’re probably scamming you! This Valentine’s Day, save your heart and your wallet from the hungry hands of online con artists. Swipe right on love, but left on scammers._**

Key Points:

– Romance scams are on the rise, with AI making them more convincing.
– Scammers often use emotional manipulation to gain trust and financial support.
– Key warning signs include rapid relationship progression and requests for money.
– Verification of online identities is crucial to avoiding scams.
– Always be skeptical of too-good-to-be-true online romances.

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