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Account Hacking and Theft: Online gaming accounts can be targeted by hackers aiming to gain unauthorized access, steal in-game currency or valuable items, or sell compromised accounts on the black market.

Malware and Phishing Attacks: Cybercriminals may use online gaming platforms to distribute malware or launch phishing attacks, attempting to steal personal information, login credentials, or financial data.

Online Scams and Fraud: Players may encounter scams, such as fake in-game item sales, fraudulent game currency offers, or phishing attempts disguised as official game communications. These scams can result in financial loss or account compromise.

Inadequate Privacy and Data Protection: Online gaming platforms may have vulnerabilities in their privacy and data protection practices, leading to the unauthorized access or misuse of personal information.

Webcam Worries: Any connected device—such as a webcam or audio device could be controlled by attackers and used to exploit users

Hidden Fees: Some online games use the "freemium" model, which means they give you some content for free, however they require you to pay to access other portions of the game.

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