The more advanced the tech world gets, the higher the probability of fraud and scams taking over the internet. And with the addition of AI, matters don’t seem on getting any better.
This is one of the main reasons why a new coalition by the name ‘Tech Against Scams’ has been created by Meta, Match Group, and Coinbase. Here, the goal is to tackle online fraud and financial schemes that continue to peak around the world as we speak.
The latest coalition is designed to function in a manner that takes swift action against tools that scammers use while ensuring the public remains educated and consumers stay guarded at all times. It also hopes to dismantle financial scams as they pop up.
We saw the trio of tech giants first unite on this front in the summertime of 2023 but seeing them combine with other social media giants and crypto agencies is news, not to mention the role of the Global Anti-Scam Organization.
The main focus for such coalitions has to do with scams dubbed as pig butchering. This is the name reserved for those incidents where scammer tricks people into giving more funds via trusting digital means. This can be due to a romantic relationship or one linked to a platonic bond.
So many tech firms present in various industries are now linking up with one another to put an end to unlawful or criminal behavior. In the end, that assists online apps in staying ahead of the game and creating the most impactful solutions linked to all sorts of crimes online.
As mentioned by the Match Group’s head for trust and safety online, it’s going to get tougher for scammers to carry out frauds and trick online users into falling into their plots, thanks to this means.
They are working harder also on the investment front so that newer technologies are developed to better combat fraud and scams at a quicker pace and ensure people attain the support they need.
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This is one of the main reasons why a new coalition by the name ‘Tech Against Scams’ has been created by Meta, Match Group, and Coinbase. Here, the goal is to tackle online fraud and financial schemes that continue to peak around the world as we speak.
The latest coalition is designed to function in a manner that takes swift action against tools that scammers use while ensuring the public remains educated and consumers stay guarded at all times. It also hopes to dismantle financial scams as they pop up.
We saw the trio of tech giants first unite on this front in the summertime of 2023 but seeing them combine with other social media giants and crypto agencies is news, not to mention the role of the Global Anti-Scam Organization.
The main focus for such coalitions has to do with scams dubbed as pig butchering. This is the name reserved for those incidents where scammer tricks people into giving more funds via trusting digital means. This can be due to a romantic relationship or one linked to a platonic bond.
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So many tech firms present in various industries are now linking up with one another to put an end to unlawful or criminal behavior. In the end, that assists online apps in staying ahead of the game and creating the most impactful solutions linked to all sorts of crimes online.
As mentioned by the Match Group’s head for trust and safety online, it’s going to get tougher for scammers to carry out frauds and trick online users into falling into their plots, thanks to this means.
They are working harder also on the investment front so that newer technologies are developed to better combat fraud and scams at a quicker pace and ensure people attain the support they need.
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