At least 83 percent of Indian victims reported a monetary loss in such fraud. Check out to know more about AI voice scams.
A survey indicates that nearly half of Indians cannot distinguish between a genuine and cloned voice.
The survey included 7,054 people from seven countries, including the US, the UK, and India.
Out of the mentioned participants, 1,010 respondents were from India.
The incidence of scammers sending fraudulent voicemails or voice notes, posing as individuals needing assistance, is on the rise. Now, a new survey indicates that approximately 50 percent of Indians are unable to distinguish between a genuine and cloned voice, and 83 percent of individuals who have fallen victim to voice scams have experienced financial losses.
The McAfee survey included 7,054 people from seven countries, including the US, the UK, France, Germany, Japan, Australia, and India. Out of 7,054 participants, 1,010 respondents were from India.AI-powered voice fraud on the rise
As per the report, the percentage of Indian adults who have come across or are aware of someone who has encountered an AI voice scam is 47 percent, which is nearly twice the global average of 25 percent.
