2026 Gansu Cybersecurity Awareness Week | High-Paying Game Boosting? Actually, a $2,000 Lesson

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Yesterday

A mobile phone and a seemingly simple "game boosting" side job turned out to be the reason a university student's entire 20,000 yuan tuition vanished in an instant—this isn't a scripted drama, but a real scam happening right now.

Fraudsters are using game boosting and click-farming gigs as bait, executing targeted scams by luring victims into downloading unregulated apps, enabling screen sharing, and obtaining one-time passwords and facial recognition data.

Never click on unknown links, and never download unfamiliar apps. Any request for screen sharing, verification codes, or facial recognition is a scam. If you encounter suspicious activity, call 96110 immediately for consultation and reporting.

Share this warning with those around you—don't let "free" turn into "the costliest mistake." In the fight against fraud, we all play a part.

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