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AMD launches platform to identify digital fraud
The new tool from AMD aims to help consumers recognize signs of fraud in digital communications.
AMD — the Portuguese Association of Direct and Digital Marketing — has launched a new tool called "Fraud Detector." This online platform, which is free, aims to assist consumers in identifying digital fraud, which is on the rise on platforms like WhatsApp, SMS, and email.
According to reports, the Fraud Detector uses artificial intelligence to detect warning signs in suspicious communications. This feature is considered necessary in a scenario where it is becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish legitimate messages from fraudulent attempts.
The platform allows users to assess the risks associated with messages and calls that may appear dubious, thus helping them make informed decisions about how to respond to those communications.
Moreover, AMD emphasizes that this initiative comes in response to the ongoing growth of digital fraud, reflecting a rising concern among consumers about the safety of their personal information.
With this new tool, AMD hopes to provide greater protection to citizens against fraudulent schemes and increase the overall digital literacy of the public.