Grandma’s Not on Facebook

Deepfake Scams That Break Families

De: Joseph Ejike Ojih

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

“Grandma’s Not on Facebook: Deepfake Scams That Break Families” is a chilling, deeply human journey into the new criminal frontier where artificial intelligence steals more than money—it steals trust. Using real-world cases, psychological insight, and vivid storytelling, this book reveals how scammers now weaponize AI to mimic the voices and faces of loved ones, plunging families into panic before they realize the call for help was never real. Through gripping scenes and emotional truths drawn from modern cybercrime, the book shows how deepfakes bypass logic and strike directly at the heart, especially targeting seniors who trust the familiar voices they’ve known their whole lives. It exposes how stolen photos, online videos, and family posts are transformed into weapons by criminals who study affection the way thieves study locks.

Yet this is more than a warning—it is a survival guide. Readers learn how to recognize deepfake manipulation, how to create family safety protocols, and how to protect the people most vulnerable to digital deception. Terrifying, eye-opening, and unforgettable, this book forces us to confront a world where seeing is no longer believing, hearing is no longer trusting, and love itself can be forged by a machine. A powerful, urgent call for every family to stay connected, stay aware, and stay one step ahead.