“Hi, we’re calling because we know you just sat down to dinner and we’d love to interrupt you with this offer for an extended warranty on your car! Just provide us with your Social Security number and credit card details, and we’ll take care of the rest.”
If that script sounds familiar, it’s probably because robocall scams have become an everyday nuisance for millions of people
Scammers are experts at hijacking our favorite conveniences for their schemes, and third-party app scams are no exception. These scams can be difficult to spot and have already conned millions of unsuspecting victims. In fact, according to a report published by
Robocalls have got to be one the most annoying inventions of the 21st century. Unfortunately, those phone calls can do a lot more than disrupt your dinner to send you running to the phone just to hear about an offer for an extended warranty on your car. Using sophisticated spoofing methods and dogged persistence, they can swindle
Apple’s recent announcement(link is external) about its newest lines of smartphones had all the makings of a
