1 / 7Beware of Prize Scams: Messages claiming you've won a prize on your mobile may seem enticing, but they are likely scams designed to steal your information. Avoid clicking on such messages to protect your personal data.2 / 7Be cautious of job advertisements received via WhatsApp or SMS, as they might be part of a significant scam. Legitimate job offers are not typically communicated through these platforms. Reputable companies do not contact individuals for job opportunities through WhatsApp or SMS. Therefore, treat such messages as potential scams and avoid clicking on them.3 / 7SMS requests for KYC completion via URLs or links, and bank alert messages received on WhatsApp, are potential scams. Clicking on these links could compromise the security of your account, leading to financial loss.4 / 7Be wary of any updates on a purchase you haven't made, as they could be scams. If you receive such messages, refrain from clicking, as they may pose a threat to your mobile security and lead to information theft.5 / 7With the increasing popularity of OTT platforms, scammers are attempting to lure smartphone users through deceptive advertising messages for Netflix or other OTT subscriptions. Exercise caution to avoid falling victim to such scams.6 / 7Be cautious if you receive a delivery or missed delivery message, as it could potentially be a fraudulent attempt.7 / 7Be wary of messages claiming to be from Amazon security notifications or any account-related notifications, as they could be fraudulent. Legitimate ecommerce companies, including Amazon, do not communicate important security alerts or suggestions through SMS or WhatsApp message.