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Real-life consumer psychology – with a touch of technology
Curated by
Leona Ungerer
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"Text spam is on the rise. The latest version involves scammers sending messages to you seemingly from your own phone number. Here’s what to do ..." 
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"Fitness influencers say they must be "shredded" year-round to gain followers. Many turn to steroids to fill the gap, but don't disclose it ..."
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"Malicious Valentine's Day-themed phishing campaigns are up 29% from last year, according to Check Point Research ..."
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"Fraud is a sad but undeniable part of the crypto world. But how do you fight it, identify it and stay attuned to the latest scams? ..."
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"A new report on H&M underscores how companies mislead the public by failing to provide adequate detail on their environmental initiatives..."
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"Almost every online deception, fraud and scam – even propaganda and misinformation campaigns – begins with a fake social media profile. How do fakers get real people to agree to be friends? ..."
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"The CFPB created a new romance scam prevention placemat to help older adults who might fall under the spell of a scam artist. The placemat is part of a series of consumer education placemats that meal service providers deliver to homebound seniors and senior meal sites ..."
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"Don't fall for the "Roach Motel" or the "Privacy Zuckering". Here's how to spot the design choices that nudge us into unnecessary purchases ..."
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"FACEBOOK, whose users visit for an average of 50 minutes a day, promises members: “It’s free and always will be.” It certainly sounds like a steal. But it is only one of the bargains that apparently litter the internet: YouTube watchers devour 1bn hours of videos every day, for instance ..."
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"When you’re shopping for a bargain, sometimes the dollar store is a great place to snag deals. In fact, you might be tempted to spring for items simply because they cost a dollar ..."
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"If you’ve seen ads promising to set you up with payments from the Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement — a Nov. 1998 accord that requires tobacco companies to pay $10 billion annually to …"
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"A program uses data Uber collected to evade law enforcement in cities that resist the ride-hailing service, some current and former Uber employees said ..."
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"Scammers don't take a break during the holidays. Learn what to watch for to protect yourself ..."
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"We counted all the native advertisements between 2014 and 2019 we could find from The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Wall Street Journal.” Courtesy of BoSacks & The Precision Media Grou..."
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From
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"Driven by the surge in coronavirus-related campaigns, scam ads have jumped to represent 20% of fraudulent activity in April ..."
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"In a complaint to the Federal Trade Commission, a watchdog group said Ryan ToysReview, which has 21 million subscribers, didn’t properly disclose ads to children ..."
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"Most people don't realize that when they buy counterfeits they are supporting organized crime, and in some cases seasoned criminals' second careers ..."
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"The sheer volume of fake Facebook and Instagram accounts that pose as celebrities is bringing real-life headaches to those public figures, including Oprah Winfrey ..."
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From
adage
"Points North, a new analytics firm focused on influencer spending, finds two P&G brands among those whose paid influencers had the most fake followers ..."]
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"Consumer Reports shares how to reduce the number of robocalls you receive and how to deal with robocalls that do get through ..."
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"In case you haven't heard, it's not safe to look directly at a solar eclipse ...:"
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"Skin cream ads on social media boast that their products are “better than Botox,” and they use impressive “before” and “after” images of a purported customer ..."
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"The FCC is warning that a scam focuses on tricking people into saying the word, 'yes", on the phone, which fraudsters record and later reuse as a voice ..."
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