DoT warns of eSIM scam: What is it, how to protect yourself
Image Source : FileScammers target SIM card to steal money
Image Source : FileThey pose as customer care executives, offering features such as eSIM
Image Source : FileThey ask for a code received via SMS
Image Source : FileSharing the code gives scammers control of your phone number
Image Source : FileThis allows them to access your bank accounts and take loans in your name
Image Source : FileTo protect yourself, contact your service provider directly
Image Source : FileNever share codes or personal information over the phone or SMS
Image Source : FileAlways be cautious of unsolicited calls
Image Source : FileInform your service provider and the police about such calls, and report them to the Sanchar Saathi portal or app
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