The things people do when they steal from you.
I’m currently the lead protagonist in a techno-thriller I never auditioned for. There are people out there trying to track my location, snag IP addresses, and basically treat my digital life like an all-you-can-eat buffet. It’s wild. I’m out here being the victim of the weirdest stuff!
I’m unfollowing people because I don’t want you to be a target. If these digital creeps see us connected, they might try to come for you, too. It’s not "it’s not you, it’s me"—it’s literally "it’s not you, it’s the hackers."Just in case y'all are wondering, the unhinged alternative model that's stalking me below is not a friend. And no, it's not me liking their post. Like I said before, desperate people do desperate things.
Click Bait & Switch
Y'all, be careful out there. If you see a link on Google or anywhere else that looks even slightly "off"—especially those shortened URLs that look like a cat walked across a keyboard—do not touch it. > Pro-Tip: If the URL doesn't look standard or seems fishy, keep your thumbs away!
I’ll admit it: even with my computer knowledge, I made a mistake. I accidentally clicked one of those shady links, and now it’s like my phone has been "paired" with a ghost. They clearly didn't realize who they were messing with, but it still sucks. I wouldn’t wish this digital headache on my worst enemy.
I’m going to try to get some screenshots of these suspicious links and maybe do a video to give you guys the full breakdown when I have a second to breathe. Until then, stay safe, stay skeptical of weird links, and don't take the "unfollow" personally—I'm just protecting the squad! I am uploading what the hackers' links look like.I am also going to explain why I am being targeted in a faq videos. It's wide and sounds like fiction. The URL that says Jarsah Beyan's age.



