I’ve been asked about this several times, so here’s one answer for everyone.
Scammers often use “remote assistance” as an excuse to get you to install screen-sharing software. They can see any verification codes, recovery phrases, and account balances displayed on your screen.
You can usually handle legitimate account issues yourself through the official app or website. If someone insists you do it in a chat app, that’s suspicious in itself.
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Scammers often use “remote assistance” as an excuse to get you to install screen-sharing software. They can see any verification codes, recovery phrases, and account balances displayed on your screen.
You can usually handle legitimate account issues yourself through the official app or website. If someone insists you do it in a chat app, that’s suspicious in itself.
Quick glance: $BNB is quoted at 719.11 (24h -0.083%).
What situation helped you figure this out?
#BNB