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Romance scammers target people looking for connection and love - and then bilk them for money or quick-hit investments.

As Valentine’s Day approaches, cybercriminals are ramping up their efforts to exploit consumers through romance scams, phishing campaigns and fraudulent e-commerce offers.

Meta is proactively addressing online romance scams by launching new tools on Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, and Instagram.

Ahead of Valentine's Day and as part of our global anti-scam awareness campaign to protect people online, we’re sharing relevant tools, research and tips.