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AI scammers impersonating cops sound “scary” and “real,” victim warned.

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[–] metaStatic@kbin.earth 4 points 1 week ago

The only numbers that get through my phone are in my contacts or Smart numbers, and I'm not even sure about commercial smart numbers.

If an AI cop gets me on the phone that's fair play, motherfucker worked real hard to make it happen and will still need to make an in person appointment with me and my lawyer to get literally anything besides knowing my number is active.