FBI Dey Warn Smartphone Users For Ghana Wey Dem Go Delete Some Messages!
Eii Ghanafoɔ! FBI dey warn all smartphone users for Ghana sey make dem delete some kain text messages wey dey circulate. Dem sey, di text messages dem dey try trick people for give out dia personal information and money. Wey dem go dey pretend sey dem be from DMV (Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority) or oda government agencies.
What dey happen?
According to FBI, organized Chinese criminal gangs dey send these messages. Dem dey use countless phone numbers from different countries wey dem dey pretend sey dem be from US or Ghana government agencies. Di messages dey come with links wey go carry you go fake website wey dem go ask you for your credit card details or oda personal information.
How you go take identify dem?
- Di message dey come from unknown number.
- Di message dey demand immediate action.
- Di message get bad grammar or spelling mistakes.
- Di message get link wey you no know.
Wetin you for do?
If you receive any suspicious text message, FBI dey advice sey:
- No click any link wey dey inside.
- Delete di message immediately.
- Block di sender’s number.
- Report di message give your mobile network provider.
Make you dey very careful for di messages wey you dey receive for your phone, especially if dem dey ask you for your personal information or money. Protect yourself from di fraudsters!
Important Reminder
Remember sey legitimate government agencies no dey ask for sensitive information through text messages. If you dey doubt anything, make you call dem directly to confirm.