When swiping right goes wrong: Catfishing, why people do it and how to stay safe online

Pacific Pulse Podcast
07/05/2025 24 min
When swiping right goes wrong: Catfishing, why people do it and how to stay safe online

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Pacific Islanders are turning to apps for love, but with the swipe comes the risk of scams, deception, and heartbreak. Here's how to stay safe. 

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