Your best friend Riya texts you on WhatsApp: “Hey! I got a new number 🤳. Save it — it’s me, Riya.” You remember she mentioned changing her SIM last week.

On Snapchat, you see an ad: “Free Spotify Premium 🎶 for all students this month! Activate 👉 [spotify-students-premium.com]”. You love music and it looks tempting.

Your Google Classroom notification buzzes: “Reminder: History project deadline shifted to Wednesday. Submit via Google Classroom.” The same update was also announced in class.

While scrolling Instagram, you suddenly get an alert: “Unusual login detected. Verify now 👉 [insta-secure-login.co]”. It looks almost like Instagram, but the link feels a bit off.

A late-night DM arrives from an unknown account: “Can you believe this? Someone posted this about you 👀 👉 [shortlink.io/you123]”. You feel panicked and want to click.

Your phone buzzes with a message: “School Fee Alert: Pending ₹1200. Pay at [school-portal.in/fees]”. You’re confused, because your parents already paid last week.

Your classmate messages in the group chat: “Movie night 🍿 at my place tomorrow. Bring snacks!” You were already planning to go.

You get a push notification from a gaming forum: “Free Fire special event 🎮. Log in now with your email & password to claim 1000 diamonds.” It looks official but asks for your password.

A teacher announcement is posted: “Math test results are out 📊. Download marksheet from the school website.” The link is the same as your official school portal.