According to Action Fraud, scammers stole £3.5 million through QR code scams last year. Criminals often tamper with QR codes in public places — like restaurants, pubs, shops, bus stops, train stations, and car parks — to redirect you to fake websites or malicious apps. Here are 5 simple ways to protect yourself from QR code scams. | Which?

A credit card scammer explains how he makes thousands in one day. | VICE

804 reactions · 169 shares | THE BRIGHTEST FLASHLIGHT YOU CAN LEGALLY BUY! BUY ONE GET ONE FREE - SALE! Buy the new TC1200 PRO Flashlight and get another one FREE! >>> Click now to get FREE SHIPPING <<< Supplies are limited! Act now before they're GONE! The TC1200 is the BRIGHTEST flashlight on the market! ✔INSANE military grade ✔2-MILE visibility ✔STROBE MODE is INSANELY BRIGHT! | 1Tac.com | Facebook