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Cybercriminals will contact WhatsApp users as a loved one, usually a child or sibling, saying that they have lost their phone and they are messaging from their new number. The first kind of scam that has been gaining in popularity this year is known as the “ Mum and Dad scam,”Ī form of impersonation fraud where a cybercriminal pretends to be a loved one in order to trick a relative into sending them money. Below is a summary of notable scams and how to avoid them. Jessica Barker, CEO of Cygenta, recently posted a video discussing prominent examples of WhatsApp scams in 2022, explaining how to avoid falling victim to them.