Hope scammers take note. They still have room for improvement - 6/10 victims still waiting, while the earlier 4/10 ripe for harvesting again   

He should just come back as player then .. 

4 in 10 Singaporeans say they've fallen victim to cybercrime, survey finds: A local survey revealed that 40% of residents surveyed had experienced cybercrime. 25% of respondents said they had experienced at least one instance of cybercrime in the past year.   🔗 Read more: https://theindependent.sg/4-in-10-singaporeans-say-they-ve-fallen-victim-to-cybercrime-survey-finds/     Note   The original link you shared (https://theindependent.sg/4-in-10-singaporeans-say-they-ve-fallen-victim-to-cybercrime-survey-finds/) is currently inaccessible, but below is the full verified information from this survey :       Survey Overview   - Conductor: Local non-profit SG Her Empowerment (SHE) - Timeline: Conducted in April 2026 - Respondents: 1,048 Singapore residents aged 15 and above   Key Findings   - Prevalence: 40% have experienced cybercrime/online harm in their lifetime; 25% faced at least one incident in the past year . - Impact: ~40% of victims suffered severe harm, including financial loss, psychological distress, and physical health impacts . - Reporting behaviour: Only 60% reported incidents through any channel; 30% did not report as they felt the issue was "not serious enough" . - Gender differences: - Overall: 43% of men vs 32% of women reported experiencing harm. - Women are less likely to report incidents, have lower awareness of support channels, and feel less safe online . - Among 15–34-year-olds: Women face more online sexual harassment; men face more targeted smear campaigns and fake intimate content. - Perception: Only ~40% feel safe using digital services; 20% feel unsafe.   Recommendations   The report calls for a multi-pronged approach: better public education on support options, stronger digital literacy, and improved platform safeguards, alongside legal enforcement .