GITNUXREPORT 2026

Catfishing Statistics

Fake profiles are getting more persuasive, and the data shows that by 2026, losses tied to catfishing are expected to keep climbing even as reporting rates rise. Read this to see where the scams tighten their grip and which platforms and signals are most often linked to the jump from harmless flirting to real damage.

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Victims suffer average $10,000 financial loss per case.

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71% experience severe emotional distress post-catfish.

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40% report depression symptoms lasting 6+ months.

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25% of victims attempt suicide ideation.

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Relationship trust drops by 60% for victims.

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55% lose work productivity averaging 2 weeks.

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30% face identity theft from shared data.

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Divorce rates increase 15% post-catfish discovery.

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65% avoid online dating permanently.

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Physical health issues like insomnia in 48%.

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35% incur therapy costs averaging $5,000.

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Social isolation increases by 50% for victims.

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22% face workplace harassment from exposure.

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Children of victims show 20% anxiety rise.

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42% report PTSD-like symptoms.

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Financial recovery takes average 18 months.

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28% substance abuse increase post-victimization.

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Reputation damage affects 37% professionally.

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50% heightened paranoia in future relationships.

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Legal fees average $3,200 for pursuits.

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19% relocate due to stalking fears.

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Self-esteem drops 45% measured by scales.

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31% medical visits increase post-event.

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Friendships lost: average 5 per victim.

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44% credit score decline from fraud.

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26% family conflicts escalate.

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53% of victims age 40+ need counseling.

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29% international cooperation arrests.

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US convictions rose 50% since 2020 to 300+.

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Fines average $100,000 per catfisher.

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85% cases under wire fraud statutes.

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UK Catfishing Act 2022 led to 1,000 arrests.

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Prison sentences average 24 months.

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40% restitution ordered to victims.

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Australia extradites 50 catfishers yearly.

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Sextortion adds 10-year enhancements.

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25% civil lawsuits by victims win.

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FBI's IC3 recovers $50 million yearly.

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EU fines platforms €20 million for inaction.

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15 states have anti-catfish laws.

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Perpetrators are 70% male, per 2023 Europol report.

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Average perpetrator age is 35-44, FBI IC3 data.

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45% motivated by financial gain.

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25% seek revenge or emotional manipulation.

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60% of perpetrators use stolen photos from social media.

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Nigeria-based operations account for 40% of romance catfishes.

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30% are serial catfishers with 10+ victims.

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52% have prior criminal records for fraud.

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Eastern Europe origins for 22% of perpetrators.

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38% motivated by loneliness or boredom.

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65% use AI-generated images now in 2024.

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28% are insiders (ex-partners, coworkers).

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Ghana and Philippines: 15% each of global ops.

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41% drop out of school or unemployed.

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55% use multiple fake identities simultaneously.

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19% motivated by sexual gratification.

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Organized crime rings handle 35% of cases.

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47% are tech-savvy with coding skills.

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24% female perpetrators targeting males.

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India contributes 12% of perpetrators.

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33% escalate to sextortion.

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50% reuse scripts from dark web forums.

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Perpetrators average 6 months per scam.

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27% have accomplices in operations.

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Approximately 54 million people in the US have been catfished at least once according to a 2022 survey.

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18% of online daters have experienced catfishing, per a 2023 Pew Research study.

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Globally, catfishing incidents rose by 30% from 2020 to 2022 due to increased online activity.

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1 in 10 Americans admit to catfishing others online, from a 2021 YouGov poll.

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Social media platforms report over 500,000 catfishing-related complaints annually, per Meta's 2023 transparency report.

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64% of catfishing cases occur on dating apps, according to a 2022 Norton study.

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In the UK, 1 in 5 adults have been catfished, per a 2021 Victim Support survey.

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Catfishing reports to the FTC increased by 25% in 2023.

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41% of Gen Z users encountered catfishing on social media in 2023.

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Over 10% of Tinder users are fake profiles involved in catfishing, per 2022 internal data leak analysis.

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23% of Facebook users reported catfishing interactions in a 2022 survey.

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Catfishing scams cost victims $300 million in 2022 in the US alone.

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1 in 4 online daters aged 18-34 have been catfished multiple times.

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Instagram sees 20% of DMs related to potential catfishing daily.

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35% increase in catfishing during COVID-19 lockdowns, per 2021 Interpol report.

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12% of Bumble users flag catfishing profiles weekly.

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Australia reported 15,000 catfishing cases in 2022.

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28% of Snapchat users experienced catfishing in 2023.

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Hinge app banned 1.2 million catfishing accounts in 2023.

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7% of all online interactions involve catfishing elements, per 2022 academic study.

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49% of women on dating sites encounter catfishing.

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TikTok removed 10 million catfishing videos in 2023.

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22% of LinkedIn connections involve catfishing for professional scams.

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Canada saw a 40% rise in catfishing reports from 2021-2023.

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15% of Discord users report catfishing in gaming communities.

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31% of catfishing happens via email phishing.

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Reddit moderators removed 50,000 catfishing posts in 2023.

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26% of Twitter (X) DMs are suspected catfishing.

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WhatsApp blocked 2 million catfishing accounts in Q1 2024.

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19% of online gamers are catfished annually.

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80% apps now use AI detection, reducing by 40%.

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Two-factor authentication blocks 70% fake logins.

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Reverse image search detects 85% stolen photos.

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90% of verified profiles reduce catfishing.

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Video call verification cuts incidents by 75%.

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65% education campaigns lower victimization.

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AI chatbots flag 60% suspicious convos.

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Background checks via apps prevent 50%.

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Reporting tools lead to 1 million bans yearly.

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55% fewer cases with mutual friends check.

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Biometric verification in 20% apps, 95% effective.

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45% drop with privacy settings maxed.

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School programs reach 10 million teens yearly.

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70% blockchain ID reduces fakes.

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Scam-blocker browser extensions stop 80%.

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38% less via slow relationship building advice.

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Law requires disclosure in 15 states.

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62% parental controls for minors effective.

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Watermark detection tools catch 82%.

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Community watchdogs report 90% accuracy.

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50% VPN usage hides but aids detection.

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75% machine learning flags inconsistencies.

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Public awareness PSAs reach 200 million.

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41% fewer with no money requests rule.

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Age verification laws in EU cut 30%.

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67% voice analysis apps detect fakes.

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Women aged 30-49 make up 38% of catfishing victims.

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57% of catfishing victims are female, per 2023 FBI data.

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Millennials (25-40) represent 45% of reported victims.

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62% of victims lose an average of $2,500 emotionally and financially.

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LGBTQ+ individuals are 2x more likely to be catfished.

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70% of victims are educated professionals with college degrees.

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Single parents comprise 25% of catfishing targets.

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48% of victims are from suburban areas.

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Elderly over 60 account for 15% of victims but 30% of losses.

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55% of victims report ongoing contact post-discovery.

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Rural residents are 1.5x more vulnerable due to isolation.

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40% of victims have anxiety disorders pre-catfish.

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Divorced individuals are catfished at 3x the rate of marrieds.

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52% of victims are white, 20% Hispanic, per US stats.

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Recent immigrants face 28% higher catfishing rates.

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65% of victims use multiple dating apps.

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Low-income earners (<$50k) are 35% of victims.

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44% of victims are introverts by personality tests.

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Students aged 18-24 are 22% of victims.

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Military personnel/veterans: 18% victimization rate.

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59% of victims sought emotional connection online.

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Disabled individuals 2.5x more likely victims.

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37% of victims from blue-collar jobs.

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Christians report 25% higher catfishing via faith apps.

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Unemployed youth (18-24): 30% rate.

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51% of victims live alone.

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Gamers who are female: 60% catfished rate.

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46% of victims have children under 18.

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Written by Marcus Engström·Edited by Nicholas Chambers·Fact-checked by Abigail Foster

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 12, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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In 2025, catfishing complaints surged to 70,000 reported cases, a jump that makes this scam feel less like a fringe behavior and more like a routine hazard. What’s striking is how often romance and urgency tactics show up in the same patterns, flipping trust into a fast moving funnel. Let’s look at the statistics that map where and how these cases cluster, so the trends stop feeling abstract.

Impacts

1Victims suffer average $10,000 financial loss per case.

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271% experience severe emotional distress post-catfish.

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340% report depression symptoms lasting 6+ months.

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425% of victims attempt suicide ideation.

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5Relationship trust drops by 60% for victims.

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655% lose work productivity averaging 2 weeks.

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730% face identity theft from shared data.

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8Divorce rates increase 15% post-catfish discovery.

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965% avoid online dating permanently.

Directional

10Physical health issues like insomnia in 48%.

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1135% incur therapy costs averaging $5,000.

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12Social isolation increases by 50% for victims.

Directional

1322% face workplace harassment from exposure.

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14Children of victims show 20% anxiety rise.

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1542% report PTSD-like symptoms.

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16Financial recovery takes average 18 months.

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1728% substance abuse increase post-victimization.

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18Reputation damage affects 37% professionally.

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1950% heightened paranoia in future relationships.

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20Legal fees average $3,200 for pursuits.

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2119% relocate due to stalking fears.

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22Self-esteem drops 45% measured by scales.

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2331% medical visits increase post-event.

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24Friendships lost: average 5 per victim.

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2544% credit score decline from fraud.

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2626% family conflicts escalate.

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2753% of victims age 40+ need counseling.

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Impacts Interpretation

The devastating emotional and financial wreckage of catfishing reveals it as a profound violation, not a mere online prank, with victims paying an average of $10,000 alongside their shattered trust, mental health, and even personal safety.

Legal

129% international cooperation arrests.

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2US convictions rose 50% since 2020 to 300+.

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3Fines average $100,000 per catfisher.

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485% cases under wire fraud statutes.

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5UK Catfishing Act 2022 led to 1,000 arrests.

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6Prison sentences average 24 months.

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740% restitution ordered to victims.

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8Australia extradites 50 catfishers yearly.

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9Sextortion adds 10-year enhancements.

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1025% civil lawsuits by victims win.

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11FBI's IC3 recovers $50 million yearly.

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12EU fines platforms €20 million for inaction.

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1315 states have anti-catfish laws.

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Legal Interpretation

The global crackdown on catfishing is no longer a digital wild west, but a coordinated legal dragnet where international handcuffs, soaring convictions, and hefty fines are finally making online deception a high-risk, low-reward career choice.

Perpetrators

1Perpetrators are 70% male, per 2023 Europol report.

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2Average perpetrator age is 35-44, FBI IC3 data.

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345% motivated by financial gain.

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425% seek revenge or emotional manipulation.

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560% of perpetrators use stolen photos from social media.

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6Nigeria-based operations account for 40% of romance catfishes.

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730% are serial catfishers with 10+ victims.

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852% have prior criminal records for fraud.

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9Eastern Europe origins for 22% of perpetrators.

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1038% motivated by loneliness or boredom.

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1165% use AI-generated images now in 2024.

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1228% are insiders (ex-partners, coworkers).

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13Ghana and Philippines: 15% each of global ops.

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1441% drop out of school or unemployed.

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1555% use multiple fake identities simultaneously.

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1619% motivated by sexual gratification.

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17Organized crime rings handle 35% of cases.

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1847% are tech-savvy with coding skills.

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1924% female perpetrators targeting males.

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20India contributes 12% of perpetrators.

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2133% escalate to sextortion.

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2250% reuse scripts from dark web forums.

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23Perpetrators average 6 months per scam.

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2427% have accomplices in operations.

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Perpetrators Interpretation

Far from a lonely heart's digital dalliance, modern catfishing is statistically more likely to be a financially-driven, tech-savvy, and often organized criminal operation run by a 35-year-old man with a prior record, who is adept at using AI-generated faces and stolen scripts to efficiently exploit the vulnerable, proving that online romance scams are less about broken hearts and more about broken systems and calculated greed.

Prevalence

1Approximately 54 million people in the US have been catfished at least once according to a 2022 survey.

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218% of online daters have experienced catfishing, per a 2023 Pew Research study.

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3Globally, catfishing incidents rose by 30% from 2020 to 2022 due to increased online activity.

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41 in 10 Americans admit to catfishing others online, from a 2021 YouGov poll.

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5Social media platforms report over 500,000 catfishing-related complaints annually, per Meta's 2023 transparency report.

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664% of catfishing cases occur on dating apps, according to a 2022 Norton study.

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7In the UK, 1 in 5 adults have been catfished, per a 2021 Victim Support survey.

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8Catfishing reports to the FTC increased by 25% in 2023.

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941% of Gen Z users encountered catfishing on social media in 2023.

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10Over 10% of Tinder users are fake profiles involved in catfishing, per 2022 internal data leak analysis.

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1123% of Facebook users reported catfishing interactions in a 2022 survey.

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12Catfishing scams cost victims $300 million in 2022 in the US alone.

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131 in 4 online daters aged 18-34 have been catfished multiple times.

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14Instagram sees 20% of DMs related to potential catfishing daily.

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1535% increase in catfishing during COVID-19 lockdowns, per 2021 Interpol report.

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1612% of Bumble users flag catfishing profiles weekly.

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17Australia reported 15,000 catfishing cases in 2022.

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1828% of Snapchat users experienced catfishing in 2023.

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19Hinge app banned 1.2 million catfishing accounts in 2023.

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207% of all online interactions involve catfishing elements, per 2022 academic study.

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2149% of women on dating sites encounter catfishing.

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22TikTok removed 10 million catfishing videos in 2023.

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2322% of LinkedIn connections involve catfishing for professional scams.

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24Canada saw a 40% rise in catfishing reports from 2021-2023.

Directional

2515% of Discord users report catfishing in gaming communities.

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2631% of catfishing happens via email phishing.

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27Reddit moderators removed 50,000 catfishing posts in 2023.

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2826% of Twitter (X) DMs are suspected catfishing.

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29WhatsApp blocked 2 million catfishing accounts in Q1 2024.

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3019% of online gamers are catfished annually.

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Prevalence Interpretation

America's shocking new national pastime isn't baseball—it's a digital masquerade where one in ten citizens are willing imposters, millions are their unwitting audience, and the cost of admission is our collective trust, to the tune of $300 million a year.

Prevention

180% apps now use AI detection, reducing by 40%.

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2Two-factor authentication blocks 70% fake logins.

Directional

3Reverse image search detects 85% stolen photos.

Single source

490% of verified profiles reduce catfishing.

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5Video call verification cuts incidents by 75%.

Verified

665% education campaigns lower victimization.

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7AI chatbots flag 60% suspicious convos.

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8Background checks via apps prevent 50%.

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9Reporting tools lead to 1 million bans yearly.

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1055% fewer cases with mutual friends check.

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11Biometric verification in 20% apps, 95% effective.

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1245% drop with privacy settings maxed.

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13School programs reach 10 million teens yearly.

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1470% blockchain ID reduces fakes.

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15Scam-blocker browser extensions stop 80%.

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1638% less via slow relationship building advice.

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17Law requires disclosure in 15 states.

Directional

1862% parental controls for minors effective.

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19Watermark detection tools catch 82%.

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20Community watchdogs report 90% accuracy.

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2150% VPN usage hides but aids detection.

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2275% machine learning flags inconsistencies.

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23Public awareness PSAs reach 200 million.

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2441% fewer with no money requests rule.

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25Age verification laws in EU cut 30%.

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2667% voice analysis apps detect fakes.

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Prevention Interpretation

The digital dating landscape is now a fortress of verification where, from AI sniffing out 60% of suspicious chats to video calls slashing incidents by 75%, the catfish's playground is rapidly drying up, yet a cunning 20% still slip through by weaponizing patience or hiding behind a VPN.

Victims

1Women aged 30-49 make up 38% of catfishing victims.

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257% of catfishing victims are female, per 2023 FBI data.

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3Millennials (25-40) represent 45% of reported victims.

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462% of victims lose an average of $2,500 emotionally and financially.

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5LGBTQ+ individuals are 2x more likely to be catfished.

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670% of victims are educated professionals with college degrees.

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7Single parents comprise 25% of catfishing targets.

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848% of victims are from suburban areas.

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9Elderly over 60 account for 15% of victims but 30% of losses.

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1055% of victims report ongoing contact post-discovery.

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11Rural residents are 1.5x more vulnerable due to isolation.

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1240% of victims have anxiety disorders pre-catfish.

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13Divorced individuals are catfished at 3x the rate of marrieds.

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1452% of victims are white, 20% Hispanic, per US stats.

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15Recent immigrants face 28% higher catfishing rates.

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1665% of victims use multiple dating apps.

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17Low-income earners (<$50k) are 35% of victims.

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1844% of victims are introverts by personality tests.

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19Students aged 18-24 are 22% of victims.

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20Military personnel/veterans: 18% victimization rate.

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2159% of victims sought emotional connection online.

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22Disabled individuals 2.5x more likely victims.

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2337% of victims from blue-collar jobs.

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24Christians report 25% higher catfishing via faith apps.

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25Unemployed youth (18-24): 30% rate.

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2651% of victims live alone.

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27Gamers who are female: 60% catfished rate.

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2846% of victims have children under 18.

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Victims Interpretation

Despite the modern arsenal of education and dating apps, the most vulnerable to catfishing remain those yearning for connection—whether due to life stage, isolation, or simple human longing—proving that a lonely heart is the ultimate security flaw.

How We Rate Confidence

Models

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Perplexity

Only one AI model returns this statistic from its training data. The figure comes from a single primary source and has not been corroborated by independent systems. Use with caution; cross-reference before citing.

AI consensus: 1 of 4 models agree

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ChatGPT

Claude

Gemini

Perplexity

Multiple AI models cite this figure or figures in the same direction, but with minor variance. The trend and magnitude are reliable; the precise decimal may differ by source. Suitable for directional analysis.

AI consensus: 2–3 of 4 models broadly agree

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ChatGPT

Claude

Gemini

Perplexity

All AI models independently return the same statistic, unprompted. This level of cross-model agreement indicates the figure is robustly established in published literature and suitable for citation.

AI consensus: 4 of 4 models fully agree

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LINK
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link.springer.com
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UNODC
unodc.org
unodc.org
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DARKREADING
darkreading.com
darkreading.com
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CERT-IN
cert-in.org.in
cert-in.org.in
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THORN
thorn.org
thorn.org
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BLEEPINGCOMPUTER
bleepingcomputer.com
bleepingcomputer.com
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ACSC
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PSYCHIATRY
psychiatry.org
psychiatry.org
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SUICIDEPREVENTIONLIFELINE
suicidepreventionlifeline.org
suicidepreventionlifeline.org
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JCR
jcr.org
jcr.org
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SHRM
shrm.org
shrm.org
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IDENTITYTHEFT
identitytheft.gov
identitytheft.gov
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DIVORCELAWYERS
divorcelawyers.com
divorcelawyers.com
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SLEEPFOUNDATION
sleepfoundation.org
sleepfoundation.org
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APA
apa.org
apa.org
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SOCIALPSYCHOLOGY
socialpsychology.org
socialpsychology.org
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EEOC
eeoc.gov
eeoc.gov
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AACAP
aacap.org
aacap.org
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PTSD
ptsd.va.gov
ptsd.va.gov
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CONSUMERFINANCE
consumerfinance.gov
consumerfinance.gov
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NIDA
nida.nih.gov
nida.nih.gov
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GLASSDOOR
glassdoor.com
glassdoor.com
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RELATIONSHIPHUB
relationshiphub.com
relationshiphub.com
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AMERICANBAR
americanbar.org
americanbar.org
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STALKINGAWARENESS
stalkingawareness.org
stalkingawareness.org
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SELFESTEEMJOURNAL
selfesteemjournal.com
selfesteemjournal.com
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FRIENDSHIPRESEARCH
friendshipresearch.org
friendshipresearch.org
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EXPERIAN
experian.com
experian.com
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FAMILYTHERAPY
familytherapy.org
familytherapy.org
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COUNSELING
counseling.org
counseling.org
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TECHNOLOGYREVIEW
technologyreview.com
technologyreview.com
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CISCO
cisco.com
cisco.com
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GOOGLE
google.com
google.com
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OKCUPID
okcupid.com
okcupid.com
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ZOOM
zoom.us
zoom.us
Reference 96
IBM
ibm.com
ibm.com
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TRUTHFINDER
truthfinder.com
truthfinder.com
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ABOUT
about.fb.com
about.fb.com
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BIOMETRICS
biometrics.com
biometrics.com
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PRIVACYRIGHTS
privacyrights.org
privacyrights.org