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Precautions when purchasing a crypto mining app.

When it comes to spotting cryptocurrency scammers, the most important step is following the five recommendations below.

Know the developers behind the app. What certificates or credentials do they have, what other apps have they built, does the company have a website and are you able to contact them?

Install from an official app store. While scams are hard to spot, downloading from an official store reduces your risk of downloading malware.

Read the terms and conditions. Most of the scam apps either have fake information or don’t have any terms available.

Use other users’ reviews of the app for your benefit. Reading other users’ experience with the app can be eye-opening when it comes to identifying scams.

Understand the app’s permissions and activities. Look for red flags in the app’s activities. Is the app asking for permissions that it doesn’t need to function? Does the app crash or reset abruptly, does the cryptocurrency balance get reset abruptly, do the displayed numbers make sense?

Take your time, and if a deal is too good to be true, it probably isn’t real.

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Private Key Scams

Private key scams are airdrops that are entirely fake. They are designed to trick you into giving out the private key to your wallet. A legitimate airdrop asks participants for their wallet’s public address.

A scam airdrop, however, asks for the private key to your wallet as well.

Those who don’t fully understand how a crypto wallet works and/or how little you can trust people on the internet are most likely to fall victim to this scam.

Avoiding this scam is simple is easy.

Do not give out your private key for any reason. If you are ever asked for it, be it on a form, a website, or through direct messaging, do not give it out because you are dealing with a scam.

There is no reason a private key is needed for an airdrop. The only reason someone would ask for it is that they want to steal whatever is in your wallet.

JanetMoore:
Precautions when purchasing a crypto mining app.

When it comes to spotting cryptocurrency scammers, the most important step is following the five recommendations below.

Know the developers behind the app. What certificates or credentials do they have, what other apps have they built, does the company have a website and are you able to contact them?

Install from an official app store. While scams are hard to spot, downloading from an official store reduces your risk of downloading malware.

Read the terms and conditions. Most of the scam apps either have fake information or don’t have any terms available.

Use other users’ reviews of the app for your benefit. Reading other users’ experience with the app can be eye-opening when it comes to identifying scams.

Understand the app’s permissions and activities. Look for red flags in the app’s activities. Is the app asking for permissions that it doesn’t need to function? Does the app crash or reset abruptly, does the cryptocurrency balance get reset abruptly, do the displayed numbers make sense?

Take your time, and if a deal is too good to be true, it probably isn’t real.

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JanetMoore:
Precautions when purchasing a crypto mining app.

When it comes to spotting cryptocurrency scammers, the most important step is following the five recommendations below.

Know the developers behind the app. What certificates or credentials do they have, what other apps have they built, does the company have a website and are you able to contact them?

Install from an official app store. While scams are hard to spot, downloading from an official store reduces your risk of downloading malware.

Read the terms and conditions. Most of the scam apps either have fake information or don’t have any terms available.

Use other users’ reviews of the app for your benefit. Reading other users’ experience with the app can be eye-opening when it comes to identifying scams.

Understand the app’s permissions and activities. Look for red flags in the app’s activities. Is the app asking for permissions that it doesn’t need to function? Does the app crash or reset abruptly, does the cryptocurrency balance get reset abruptly, do the displayed numbers make sense?

Take your time, and if a deal is too good to be true, it probably isn’t real.

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