"Hello, Dear: Why Scammers Slide into Your WhatsApp Like It’s a Shady Speed Dating App"
Oh, the eternal mystery of the "Social Media Scammer Migration" —a modern-day digital exodus. Let’s break it down because, honestly, the reasons are as predictable as your grandma asking if you’ve eaten today. Here’s why these schemers slither over to WhatsApp to try and separate you from your hard-earned cash: 1. WhatsApp Feels “Personal” 📱💔 Unlike Facebook and Twitter, which are a bit too public for their scams, WhatsApp feels intimate . You know, like they’re whispering sweet scams into your ear instead of shouting it across a crowded room. Scammers know you’re more likely to trust someone in your private messages. They slide in with, “Hi, dear,” and a profile pic stolen from a stock photo site, hoping you’ll let your guard down. #PrivateScamLife, #TooCloseForComfort, #HiDearAgain 2. Encryption = Scam Sanctuary 🔒🕵️♂️ WhatsApp’s end-to-end encryption is great for privacy, but unfortunately, it’s also the scammer’s best friend. They can work in the shadows without the r...
