Thursday, 7 November 2024

Celebrity scams you're most likely to see

Fraudsters continue to use stolen photos and AI-generated videos of celebrities to scam victims out of thousands of pounds.

From Martin Lewis to Elon Musk, find out which famous faces you're most likely to see in scam ads and how AI is making it hard to tell genuine celeb endorsements from fakes.

Common celebrity scams

Source: Which? (05 Nov 2024)

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