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In this digital world, everything has become easier. A few years ago, if we wanted to buy something, we had to go to a store. But since the rise of online shopping, people can buy everything from needles to planes. Now, you don't even have to go to Walmart to buy groceries. Instacart and Walmart Grocery deliver groceries to your doorstep within minutes. Yes, online shopping is safe if you shop from the big players I've mentioned. However, many fake online websites are being launched these days, created solely to deceive people. And numerous individuals become victims of these fraudulent websites. Whenever you want to shop on a new website, you should first read its reviews. If the reviews and website information aren't available online, consider this a red flag and you should be cautious. Don't share your bank details on such platforms. In this way you can avoid online fraud.

I've been noticing for a while that the images displayed on Google Maps haven't changed for the past year. I'd like to know whether Google changes these images or not. And if it does, when will it do so?

If I have a fight with my husband, I don't even talk to him; he himself comes to me again and again to try and convince me. And to be honest, when he does this, I feel like talking to him and giving him a tight hug. But then that girlish ego comes in the way: I won't agree until he apologizes. One day, when we had a fight, he didn't come to pacify me for the entire day. But I was stubborn, and I didn't talk to him all day. But that night, his patience broke. He finally came to apologize to me. Regardless of whose fault it is, it's always the husband who has to pay the price. Do you all also agree with me on this?🤣

I keep wondering if online dating apps are trustworthy. Is the person I'm chatting with on the app truly trustworthy? By the way, I'm 22 years old and haven't created an account on any dating app yet. However, I'm thinking about creating an account on a good app soon and starting a new journey in life. But my inner fear keeps me from doing so. I have a friend named Avvy, whenever I remember her, my faith in love vanishes. It was in 2022 when Avvy created an account on a dating app for the first time. I will not reveal the name of the app because many people may object to it. But let me tell you that the app is very popular in USA and millions of people use it. She didn't know much about online dating. On her first day, she met a guy named David. David was incredibly handsome, so Avvy became very attracted to him. This continued for a month. They spent most of the day chatting online. But about a month later, David told Avvy that his mother had been in a car accident and needed $10,000 in emergency funds. He said he was embarrassed to ask Avvy for money because they hadn't even met yet. But Avvy had truly fallen in love with David, so she sent him the money. After sending the money, the two didn't talk much. David thanked Avvy and told her he would return the money in three days. But honestly, they never spoke again. David never logged in with that ID. Avvy waited for him for 20 days, always saying that David wasn't a scammer; his mother wasn't well, so he wasn't logging in. It's been three years since the incident, in 2025, but David is still nowhere to be found. So, I don't want to fall victim to these scammers.