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Delhi Police warns against sharing photos on unknown AI tools amid blackmail risk

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Delhi Police has issued a public advisory cautioning residents against uploading personal photographs to unverified AI-based tools. Authorities warn that such images can be misused to create fake profiles or facilitate fraud and blackmail. Users are urged to avoid clicking on suspicious or unverified links that could expose them to scams. Those who fall victim to cyber fraud are encouraged to report incidents through official police channels.

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