A new study finds that 1 in every 400 YouTube channels has been sold and often repurposed to promote scams, disinformation, ...

In 2020, MrBeast warned his followers of scam advertisements claiming to be from him on YouTube. In the post, he says “I will ONLY mention giveaways on my verified accounts.

Ankush Bahuguna, a YouTuber, shared his 40-hour ordeal with a digital arrest scam. Scammers accused him of illegal activities, isolated him, and extracted personal information.

YouTuber MrBeast says that posts using his name and image for giveaways are scams. The fake messages and posts online actually seek to steal your money.

In 2020, MrBeast warned his followers of scam advertisements claiming to be from him on YouTube. In the post, he says “I will ONLY mention giveaways on my verified accounts.