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Do you have a jealous ex who always seems to know exactly what you’ve been doing, who you’ve been doing it with, and where you’ve been?
Are you being stalked but you can’t figure out how the stalker is managing to keep such a close eye on you without getting caught?
Well, your stalker could be using a new “spy” app that was released back in July to keep tabs on your whereabouts and activities.
Well, another recurring and extremely irritating “Friend Request” hoax is now making the rounds yet again on Facebook.
Luckily, it’s very easy to avoid falling for this one.
All you have to do is ignore any messages you receive via Facebook Messenger, Chat or IM that read like this: [Read more…]
The Netflix video streaming service has almost 200 millions paying customers.
As you can imagine, that makes them and their customers prime targets for hackers and scammers.
A while back I wrote this post warning you about a very dangerous phishing email scam that’s targeting Netflix customers, and now there’s a new one making the rounds that’s just as dangerous.
I recently wrote about two groups of malicious Android apps that you need to delete from your phone or tablet.
If you missed them you can read those posts here and here.
Well, it’s just been confirmed that yet another group of malicious apps is actively spawning numerous irritating pop-up ads on Android devices as we speak.
I often write about malicious mobile apps that were designed to cause all kinds of problems on Facebook, but I usually write about just one or two of them at a time.
But now a group of 25 very popular Android apps that were all written by the same company have been removed from the Google Play Store for stealing the Facebook login credentials of millions of unsuspecting users.