A pop-up on Messenger to prevent scams

False identities are flooding social media. It is well known that today's digital world, especially discussion platforms, is prone to attacks related to harassment and misinformation. Facebook, which is fighting against these scourges, has decided to use AI to help its users better protect themselves. An algorithm that ensures internet user safety Thanks to artificial intelligence, investigations are conducted automatically and abnormal activities are detected more quickly. Those who exhibit unusual behaviour are targeted. For example, a normal time interval is observed during a request. So, if you notice that the time interval is too short, which is humanly impossible, it is probably a hacker using a multiple sending platform. In addition, a selection of specific targets, such as minors, and requests sent in large numbers would be suspicious. At this stage, before a suspicious message appears, Facebook Messenger would already warn the subject of the attack. An intrusion window then appears on part of the screen and, once you press it, a few security measures are listed.