ALERT: Human Traffickers Using Fake "Package Delivery Texts" To Geo-locate, Kidnap Women & Children

2020’s post-apocalyptic dystopia keeps getting weirder — now we have this to worry about in America. A warning making the rounds on social media, including Instagram, shows screenshots of what appear to be fake package delivery text messages. The recipient is told a package was not able to be delivered, and is waiting for them. The text then encourages the recipient to click on a link to view “more details,” and when that webpage’s mobile version is hit, their meta-data and geolocation information is scraped, allowing traffickers in the area to instantly learn where the child is at, and possibly abduct them.

Liam Neeson in “Taken” — his character learns his young daughter has been abducted by human traffickers. More than a decade after the film, US law enforcement agencies are describing human trafficking as an epidemic that is affecting all regions of the nation, from remote rural areas to large metropolitan city centers.

Spread the word. Keep your friends, family, and children in your community safe.

What a world.

Earlier: 39 Children Saved In Georgia Trafficking Bust By Feds — FULCRUM