Miss Bao Ngoc warns against the impersonation of images for fraudulent purposes.

Miss Bao Ngoc has just issued an urgent announcement to warn about her name and image being impersonated by malicious individuals on the internet. This move comes after the beauty queen received numerous complaints from fans about fake accounts providing false information, aiming to solicit unusual interactions or engage in activities for personal gain.

Publicly disclosing the list of official channels to protect fans.

On her personal page, Miss Bao Ngoc affirmed that only content posted from official channels represents her voice and image. To help the audience identify her legitimate accounts, the beauty queen proactively published a list of her official social media pages, helping the community avoid being misled by fake accounts spreading inaccurate information.

Besides clarifying the information, Bao Ngoc urged internet users to be vigilant and selective about the information they consume. She emphasized that each individual's self-awareness in verifying information will contribute to building a safer and more trustworthy online environment.

The problem of identity fraud targeting artists is becoming increasingly complex.

In fact, the case of Miss Bao Ngoc is not unique. Recently, many artists and celebrities in Vietnam have repeatedly become victims of impersonation. Malicious individuals often exploit the reputation of artists to advertise low-quality products, solicit illegal financial investments, or lure users into clicking on links containing malware.

The consequences of these actions extend beyond tarnishing the artists' personal image; they also cause many fans to suffer financial losses and other problems. In the context of increasingly sophisticated fraud schemes, experts advise users to follow official sources and absolutely refrain from conducting financial transactions at the request of unverified accounts.