In recent times, the craze of creating an image of GHIBLI style on social media has increased rapidly. People are converting their photos to GHIBLI animation with the help of AI Tools and sharing on social media. But now the risk of cyber scam is also coming out through this trend.
Police of many states of the country – such as Goa, Tamil Nadu and Chandigarh Police – have issued official warnings in this regard. He says that users can be made a victim of fraud through fake links, apps and websites.
What is the whole matter?
Many people are using free AI tools to create an image of GHIBLI style. But under the guise of this trend, scammers are promoting fake apps and websites which look real like in appearance.
Through these platforms, personal data is being sought to users in the name of selling attractive offers, photo transformation, free givawe or merchandise. In many cases access to phone or computer is taken, causing financial loss and data theft risk. Goa police warning
The Goa Police has asked users to take precautions by posting on the social media platform X (East Twitter).
The post states that: “Not every AI app is safe. Be sure to check its credibility before uploading your photo in any AI tool.”
Tamil Nadu police advice
The Tamil Nadu Police has advised the users to stay away from the fishing campaign, givawe and fake contests.
Police say scammers take advantage of this trend Breathtaking offers Clicking on the link from the users in the name of the name and accessing the data of their device.
Chandigarh police also warned
Chandigarh Police fake online stores and Ghibli style merchandise Warned about the scam to be held in the name of
Personal information and payment details are being sought from people in the name of clothes, accessories and gift items on such websites.
What to do and what not to do?
- Do not upload your photos in any unknown or unnecessary AI app
- Do not fill any information on fake websites and check for its validity before clicking on a link
- If an offer or contest looks unusual, do not take part in it
- Cybercrime complaints National Cyber Helpline Number 1930 Or can be done on www.cybercrime.gov.in
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