Newsletter: Scams have moved to LinkedIn
Hello fellow citizens of the internet! Andrew here. Welcome to today's edition of web_crawlr.
Happy Friday! Our top stories today are about: A delivery driver confronting customers who made them wait outside for 15 minutes, a security vulnerability in Bing that let someone alter the search results of millions of users, a viral warning about scams on LinkedIn, and someone detailing a nightmare Uber experience.
After that, our Culture Editor Tiffany has her "This Week on the Internet" column and shares with you her meme of the week.
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— A.W.
⚡ Today's top stories
🍕 LABOR
‘Answer the f*cking door’: Domino’s delivery driver confronts customers after waiting outside for 15 minutes
A viral video shows how a Domino’s delivery driver went off on a customer who didn’t open the door to pick up their food and supposedly kept her outside waiting.
💻 TECH
Hacker uncovers backdoor that can change Bing’s top search results
A vulnerability in Microsoft’s Bing search engine allowed a security researcher to alter the search results for millions of users.
💸 SCAMS
'The crazy part is that everything about it seemed so legit’: Worker says she accepted a scam job on LinkedIn
Now, it appears scammers have found a new avenue to explore: LinkedIn job posts.
🚗 VIRAL
Customer says Uber driver falsely reported he was drunk, charged him $100 cleaning fee
A user on TikTok has sparked discussion after claiming that an Uber driver attempted to charge him a fraudulent cleaning fee of over $100.
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🗣️ This Week on the Internet
What will Twitter look like without verified profiles?
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🕸️ Crawling the web
Here is what else is happening across the 'net.
📱 Queer TikToker Jackie Simpson (@lesbianplantdad) has been accused of emotional abuse and manipulation by multiple queer, female TikTokers.
🤢 A viral video posted by a Washington-based Starbucks employee showed her completing a mobile order that included a plant-based sausage breakfast sandwich with a pump of vanilla syrup.
🏨 A hotel night shift worker documents an interaction with a “male Karen” who threatened to get her fired after she said she couldn’t check him in without his ID in a now-viral TikTok clip.
🧇 A man revealed in a viral TikTok how Waffle House workers allegedly prevent customers from dining in: by pouring syrup all over the seats.
🎥 There’s a tone-deaf problem with John Wick: Chapter 4.
💸 A worker at a ketamine clinic says her company removed $2,000 from her account after its abrupt closing.
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📅 Meme of the Week
Tom’s “ludicrously capacious bag” line from the season 4 premiere of Succession became a breakout meme—and it also fits as a line from Mr. Darcy.
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