Police warn of dating app scams
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Police have warned the public to exercise caution when forming relationships with strangers through dating apps. This warning follows a rise in financial scams involving fraudulent mobile apps. Police have warned that such applications, whi...
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- —Police have warned the public to exercise caution when forming relationships with strangers through dating apps.
- —This warning follows a rise in financial scams involving fraudulent mobile apps.
- —Police have warned that such applications, which may appear to be legitimate, could contain malicious files capable of compromising mobile phones and stealing online banking details.
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