Citizen TV presenter Mwanahamisi Hamadi complains about the posting of obscene videos on the Internet: “Shetani Alizi Hakomi” | Tech Reddy

• Hackers have devised ways to lure unsuspecting social media users with videos of adult content before accounts are hacked.
• Those who fell prey and clicked on posted video links, had hackers take over their accounts.
• Attackers then borrow money from social media friends under an emergency or explicit content posted on their pages.

Swahili news producer Mwanahamisi Hamadi has raised concerns about explicit videos of internet users being posted on them.

Clear internet videos

A Citizen TV reporter took to Facebook to complain about being tagged in R-rated videos.

Internet users have been exposed to hackers who lure unsuspecting social media users with videos before hacking their accounts.

Mwanahamisi wrote:

“Where are these p*** videos tagged with 98 others, where are they from, man. The devil didn’t decide to live. Shinde.”

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Facebook hackers

Social media users who have fallen prey or accidentally opened videos have had their accounts taken over by hackers.

Recently internet users have been complaining about their accounts being taken over and falling for fraudsters.

Mwanahamadi’s post caught the attention of netizens; below are some sample responses to his voice of concern.

Collins Wakabi wrote:

“In the setting, you can prevent someone from tagging you which is what I do and it works well.”

Matilda Bulemi wrote:

“Imagnie ata mimi nashaangaa ..huyo man who has those vdeos made by others, he can be spoiled ..bet we’re innocent.”

Salim Said wrote:

“I’ve always wondered about this for sure!”

Suzie Robi wrote:

“Turn up the volume please, there’s no life in those tags.”

Source: TUKO.co.ke