Kylee Dennis

You know, the ability to be able to, you've got to, you know, do a reverse tick image.

But I've done that using my fake profile.

So what they've asked me to do on one of the dating things was to take a photo of myself, a live moving photo, and then they will self-verify myself to say that that photo is real.

But the photo that's on my dating profile is my photo, but it's been tweaked a bit through AI to make me look a little bit older and a little bigger and all this sort of stuff.

So the two photos are not similar, but the app has just ticked the box to say self-verified, so this is right.

So that looks legitimate.

Okay.

So, again, that doesn't actually work.

There are some great apps out there now that I think that you actually have to do this.

You've got to talk.

You've got to show identification and different bits and pieces.

But some of the basic ones, you don't have to do that.

I mean, some of the ones I haven't been able to get on, that's fine, which is fine.

But scammers are a little bit better at manipulating the system than possibly what I do.

Correct, yes.

Yes.

Yeah.

They're at the pure evil level.

Their sole purpose is financial destruction.

Yeah.