792 people were arrested in Nigeria for cryptocurrency fraud, including 148 Chinese citizens. The fraudsters established romantic connections with victims through social networks and convinced them to invest in fake cryptocurrency projects. The Democratic Republic of the Congo filed a lawsuit against Apple, accusing the company of using "blood minerals" mined in conflict zones in eastern Congo and Rwanda, which then entered its supply chain.
12/18/2024 1:19:38 PM (GMT+1)
792 people were arrested in Nigeria for cryptocurrency fraud, including 148 Chinese citizens, and the DR Congo accused Apple of using "blood minerals" from conflict zones 🚨
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