Ride-share apps feel safe because they’re familiar. A verified driver, a known route, and a trusted platform can create a false sense of security—especially for visitors navigating Brazil for the first time.
In reality, criminals increasingly exploit these platforms through impersonation, account hijacking, and coordinated robberies. These incidents often escalate quickly, leaving victims little time to react.
In today’s NordBridge Security blog, I break down how these ride-share threats occur, the warning signs riders often miss, and the practical steps that can significantly reduce exposure for both locals and foreign visitors.
If you use ride-share apps in Brazil, this is information worth understanding.
Full article available at:
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