South Africa: Evil Twins In The Metaverse: A Safe Haven For Identity Theft And Fraud?

By cineramaOctober 17, 2023Metaverse

In the metaverse, users have digital avatars which they can customise and use as a virtual proxy to interact with the metaverse environment and other users. It is useful […]

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South Africa: Evil Twins In The Metaverse: A Safe Haven For Identity Theft And Fraud?

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