I messed around with that anti-scam poster. Sorta unreadable, but a fun little project. I do plan to do a comic or something similar for use with our elders!
@kzodasnowman@inquiline Technically the phrase "Official websites for shopping services and goods will never ask you for immediate payment or your information." is correct.
In the case of #FaceBook and Instagram, however, their #GPDR policy applied just the tactics you describe here (unless you insist that #META doesn't actually offer "shopping services and goods", which is debatable), or that their "thratening" consists of blocking access to the services they promised would "always be free".
@tg9541@kzodasnowman Are you taking into consideration the context of the heading? This is about people receiving scam text messages. Not pages one navigates to on the web or an app (which could also be scammy, definitely, but not what is being discussed/addressed here).
If you are taking that into acct, do you have suggestions for (snappy) language?
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