5G Users Alert! Take care of these things while using 5G Internet, otherwise the bank account will be empty

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5G Users Alert! Take care of these things while using 5G Internet, otherwise the bank account will be empty
5G Users Alert! Take care of these things while using 5G Internet, otherwise the bank account will be empty

Online Fraud: While 5G is offering high-speed internet speed to the users, on the other hand cybercriminals have made it a new weapon of online fraud.

5G Internet Service: 5G internet services have been started in many cities of the country, the users of the cities where 5G services have not yet reached, are eagerly waiting for it. At present, only Reliance Jio and Airtel are offering 5G service to the users in the country. Users of Vodafone-Idea (Vi) and BSNL (BSNL) will have to wait a little longer for 5G. While 5G is offering high-speed internet to the users, on the other hand cybercriminals have made it a new weapon of online fraud. He is trying to empty the bank account by trapping people in his trap.

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Let us tell you that now people are being cheated in the name of 5G and in this process people’s bank accounts are also getting empty. In such a situation, if you are also in the affair of 5G, then take full care. Otherwise this can happen to you too. Scammers are taking support of 5G to trap people. Jio and Airtel are providing this service but currently Vodafone Idea and BSNL are not providing this service. In such a situation, scammers are cheating on Vodafone Idea and BSNL in the name of providing this service and emptying people’s accounts.

It has been revealed in a report that many users of Vodafone-Idea are receiving phishing text messages in WhatsApp and SMS for 5G. In this message, users are being asked to click on the link given in the message sent to upgrade to 5G service. In the message that Vodafone-Idea users are receiving, Vi’s 5G service has gone live and they are being asked to click on the given link or call the given number to upgrade.

Link is linked to Paytm account
The surprising thing is that the link given in most of the SMS is linked to a Paytm account. From this, it can be guessed that how fraudsters are adopting vicious tricks to trap users on the pretext of upgrading to 5G service. It is a matter of concern that by clicking on this link, users’ phones can be hacked and bank account details present in it along with other data can also be stolen.

Companies gave this advice
Similar fraud messages are also being received by those users of Jio and Airtel, who are not living in cities with 5G service. Telecom companies have advised users to be alert from such frauds. The companies also said that the company itself will inform the users about the commencement of 5G service in their area. Along with this, the companies also assured the users that the 5G internet service will also work on the existing 4G SIM of the users.

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