- Published
- Source
- Bitdefender
- Reported by
- 2 publishers
- Filed under
- Phishing & scams
The Cat in the Hat trend uses creepy, often AI-generated images and videos to place the familiar character in real-life locations. Some posts have gone further, using real schools, towns and even children's names. What may start as a joke can quickly raise questions about privacy, location sharing and how much information kids reveal about themselves and each other online. Key takeaways: * The Cat in the Hat trend uses creepy, often AI-generated or edited images that make it look…
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