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Crypto and bitcoin scammers are notorious hackers who hack YouTubers and makes crypto livestreams after hacking. One example of these types are Tesla.
Why You Need To Do 2-Step Verification
[edit | edit source]- First of all, those hackers compromise youtubers for no reason. One example is that John Heisz is hacked.
- They do a crypto livestream after hacking, which is unconfirmed that people send criticism on the livestream.
- Those hacks suspend YouTubers if they don't solve the Atbash code.
- Even the logo editing community isn't safe from this, as MediaPerthVideoEditor379 and Zero372 got hacked and suspended.
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