We now know that Russian - sponsored trolls
used phony accounts and networks of automated «bots» to stoke controversies and seed the news
We now know that Russian - sponsored trolls
used phony accounts and networks of automated «bots» to stoke controversies and seed the news ecosystem with false narratives during the 2016 presidential election.
Not exact matches
They could
use that information to set up
phony accounts and make purchases that end up hurting consumers two ways.
Phony debt collectors can
use your information to commit identity theft by charging your existing credit cards, or opening new credit card, checking, or savings
accounts, writing fraudulent checks, or taking out loans in your name.
Internet predators
use phony emails and pop - up messages as bait to hook unsuspecting computer users into divulging personal information such as bank
account numbers, credit card numbers and
account passwords.
Phishing emails often
use a
phony website to lure victims to give up their card or bank
account numbers, so never give out this information to anyone who asks for it, unless the email is coming from a trusted source.