Heads up, Facebook users! A sneaky scam is circulating involving fake "Internet Trac Text" messages. These messages often appear as urgent notifications claiming your internet usage is being tracked or that you need to update your privacy settings immediately. They may contain links that lead to phishing websites designed to steal your login credentials and personal information.
Here's how it works: scammers use compelling language to scare you into clicking the link. Once you click, you're taken to a fake Facebook login page or a site that asks for sensitive data. Never enter your password or personal information on a page you reached through a suspicious link.
Protect yourself! Always access Facebook directly through the official app or website. If you receive a suspicious message, even from a friend, verify it with them through a different channel. Report the message to Facebook and block the sender. Stay vigilant and keep your account safe from these common Facebook scams.
