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Meta says it’s taken down 2 million accounts linked to ‘pig butchering’ scams


Meta said it has taken down more than 2 million accounts associated with such scams this year and that its effort to work with other companies to take down fraudsters has had some success.

Described by Meta as “one of the most egregious and sophisticated” online scams, pig butchering is an increasingly common ruse in which scammers trick victims, who they often find on social media and dating apps, into making crypto investments and other financial schemes before disappearing with their funds. Starting today, every R1 user now has beta access to teach mode, a feature that allows you to train Rabbit’s LAM to automate tasks for you on any website you can visit from your computer. Our beauty tech and personal care gift ideas include things like styling gadgets, grooming devices, hair turbans and face masks.

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