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Instagram users targeted by scammers using fake copyright claims for ransom

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Scammers are targeting Instagram users with fraudulent copyright infringement claims, demanding ransom payments to avoid account suspension. Victims report losing money as a result of these deceptive tactics. The scam exploits Meta's content reporting systems, which struggle to distinguish between legitimate and fake copyright complaints. Because the platform has difficulty identifying bad actors, genuine users face the threat of having their accounts wrongly suspended. The situation has raised concerns about Meta's ability to protect its users from such coordinated abuse of its reporting mechanisms.

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Instagram users targeted by scammers using fake copyright claims for ransom · ShortSingh