Spam means inappropriate language sent on social media to a group of people. Or, in simpler meaning, it means “unrequested messages.” Spam messages on Gmail are usually meant so that the person who sent it can steal money. The set up a fake website and lure people there to give personal information. From a spam message, DON’T reply, not even click “unsubscribe.” In either way, it tells them that you received the message, and then they’ll find more ways to trick you. Sometimes, spam links contain computer virus, so when you can, don’t click on the links.
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