Discover how scammers hijack your words: avoid these three phrases on the phone

What makes modern voice scams especially persuasive is their realism. Cloned voices can convey urgency, emotion, and familiarity. When a call sounds like someone you trust, instinct can override verification—especially in moments of stress.

Protection does not require fear, only habits.

If an unknown caller contacts you, let them explain their purpose first. Avoid confirming information verbally. Decline surveys and unsolicited prompts. If a request feels urgent or unusual, pause and verify it through a separate channel—call back using a known number, check directly with the person involved, or consult an official source.

Think of your voice as a key, not a casual signal. Most days it opens nothing. But in the wrong hands, even small fragments can be misused. Continue reading…

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