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Romanian police have issued a warning about a rise in cases of phone spoofing, a form of scam that uses VoIP technology to mask phone numbers.

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Phone spoofing uses Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology to alter phone numbers and mislead callers. Romanian police have warned that this practice can be used for fraudulent purposes and the public is urged to be cautious and check the authenticity of suspicious calls.

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