May 17, 2023, 10 a.m. | Help Net Security

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Sophos researchers uncovered multiple apps masquerading as legitimate, ChatGPT-based chatbots to overcharge users. These apps have popped up in the Google Play and Apple App Store. Because the free versions have near-zero functionality and constant ads, they coerce unsuspecting users into signing up for a subscription that can cost hundreds of dollars a year. Fake ChatGPT apps: Rise in fleeceware scams “Scammers have and always will use the latest trends or technology to line their … More


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