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The Cybercrime unit has warned mobile phone users about a simple dialling trick that can silently redirect bank calls and lead to account fraud.

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Scammers posing as delivery agents are tricking users into dialling USSD codes that silently forward bank calls and OTPs, leading to account takeovers and financial fraud across India.

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