Social media is full of news about a “leaked video” of influencer Fatima Jatoi. Many posts talk about a “6 minutes 39 seconds” clip. But you must be careful. This is not a real video. It is a digital trap meant to trick you.
Our team looked into these claims. Here is the simple truth:
1. It is a “Honey Trap” Scam
Scammers use “hot” topics to get clicks. They use specific times like “6:39” to make it look real. When you click the link, you do not see a video. Instead, you might:
- Give hackers access to your WhatsApp.
- Lose your bank passwords.
- Download a virus that tracks your phone.
2. No Real Video Exists
Fatima Jatoi has said these stories are fake. Fact-checkers have found no proof of any real private clip. Most “leaks” you see are just fake images or AI deepfakes. These are made by computers to look like her but they are not real.
3. It is a Crime to Share
In Pakistan, it is a crime to share fake or private content. The FIA Cybercrime Wing can arrest people for this. Under the PECA law, you can face a big fine or go to jail. Even searching for these things can put your phone at risk.
Stay Safe Online
- Do not click links that promise “full videos.”
- Report any account that shares these links.
- Warn your friends so they do not get hacked.
Always remember: if a link looks too shocking to be true, it is likely a scam. Stay alert and keep your data safe.
