India's home ministry flags fraud risks from porn apps promoted on social media
India's home ministry has warned that pornographic apps advertised on social media may pose fraud risks. The report does not identify a specific breach, attack or scale of harm.
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Why it matters
Fraudulent apps promoted online could expose users to financial loss and wider digital-safety risks.
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