The process is alarmingly simple. Scammers gather samples of a person's voice, often from publicly available sources like social media posts, videos, or voicemails. Using readily available voice cloning software, they can then create a convincing replica of that person's voice. With this cloned voice in hand, scammers can craft elaborate scenarios designed to elicit emotional responses and a quick reaction. A common tactic involves the scammer calling a victim, using the cloned voice of their child or grandchild, claiming they've been in an accident, arrested, or otherwise facing a dire emergency requiring immediate financial assistance. The urgency of the situation is emphasized to pressure the victim into acting without thinking. These scams can be incredibly effective because they exploit the deep emotional bonds between family and friends. Hearing a familiar voice in distress can override a person's critical thinking, making them more susceptible to manipulation. Protecting Yourself from Voice Cloning Scams: Experts recommend several precautions to avoid becoming a victim of this type of fraud:
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