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Without a shred of doubt, there are millions of people in the line waiting for the launch of Reliance Jio GigaFiber in the country. Last year, when the Mukesh Ambani led telecom operator teased the new service, it also rolled out an interest form for the users to fill out to gauge the intensity of demand in the areas where it was to roll its services. Now we are near the commercial launch of GigaFiber, which is slated to happen next month. However, this good news there are also reports of some malicious emails and ill-intended happenings which might be trying to scam customers in the name of providing a potential Reliance Jio GigaFiber connection. Here is what we know about this until now, and also make sure you read till the end to stay safe.
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What is Phishing?
To first understand how the scammers are trying to lure people into their trap, it is imperative to know what phishing is. Phishing is simply a word of the tech jargon, which implies impersonation. In phishing attempts, the hacker or the scammer tries to appear as a trustworthy source or website and then proceeds to take your bank information, passwords, private information or any other sensitive data. The scammers, in this case, seem to be impersonating as Reliance Jio representatives to trick the recipients of the mail into making payments.
Reliance Jio GigaFiber Phishing Mails from Scammers
