Often Receiving Suspicious Link Deliveries? Don't Click Right Away, Check with These 3 Steps!

Kapanlagi.com - The advancement of the digital world can be said to greatly assist human life lately. Thanks to innovations and cutting-edge features, various daily activities can be carried out more easily and practically.

However, there are some individuals who misuse this digital advancement for purposes that can actually harm others. For example, individuals who exploit chat platforms or applications to spread suspicious links, such as irresponsible parties spreading fake DANA account recovery links to random numbers.

If you click on these links without caution, it can lead to unexpected losses. Therefore, if you receive suspicious links from unknown numbers, do not click right away; instead, check with the following steps!

Make Sure to Monitor First

The first step you need to take is to monitor first. Be aware and detect any suspicious activity as early as possible, such as receiving suspicious links from parties you do not know. If someone sends a DANA account recovery link, do not rush to click it.

You need to check it first. Verify your DANA account yourself and ensure that your DANA account is truly frozen or not, so that you do not end up clicking on a recovery link. Because, if your DANA account is fine, but suddenly you receive a recovery link, you can be sure that the link is fake and be careful not to fall into a scam. Therefore, the correct action is to ignore the link or report the individual involved.

After That Confirm Its Validity

The next step you need to take is to confirm its validity. How? Check the suspicious activity several times. Verify whether the information or link you received earlier came from a trusted source? You can do this by copying and pasting the link, number, or social media of the individual who sent the fake DANA account recovery link into the DANA Protection feature provided by DANA!

If Proven False, Report It!

The next step is to report if the fake link you received is indeed proven false. Report the suspicious individual who sent you the fake link through DANA Protection. Reports can be made via the Report feature through Complaint Number, which will connect you to the services of Komdigi.

It is important to remember, if your DANA account is truly frozen, then report directly to DIANA, Call Center, or the official DIANA email. So, do not fall for the fake links sent by unknown parties.

Additionally, to be safer, never download or install the DANA application from links shared in instant messaging groups, such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and others. Do not immediately believe if someone says that your DANA account has been frozen.

So, once again, do not be fooled by similar accounts. Let's download the DANA application now too!

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