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Beware of Fake Celebrity Endorsement Videos Used in Online Scams

  • Fake, manipulated videos are being used for online money scams that promise high investment returns or feature fake celebrity endorsements.

  • Examples include fake videos of Mukesh Ambani and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan endorsing "investment projects".

  • To identify such fake videos, check the voice, facial movements, source, content, and do a Google search.

  • Trust your instincts - if something seems suspicious, it likely is. Report suspicious videos.

  • With the rise of deepfakes, seeing is no longer believing. Stay vigilant against manipulated videos used for scams.

indianexpress.com
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