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A shocking incident has come to light from Mumbai where a retired couple lost their entire savings of Rs 1.7 crore after falling victim to a massive online share trading scam operated through a fake WhatsApp investment group.

The victims a retired petroleum company administrator and his wife a former BMC school teacher were primarily dependent on their pensions for their daily expenses.

According to the East Cyber ​​Police the incident began on June 24 when the husband was added to a WhatsApp group claiming to offer stock trading opportunities. The group had several administrators who identified themselves as representatives of a company allegedly registered with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).

They shared official-looking investment documents and persuaded members to download an app via a link and invest in the suggested stocks.

Believing the group to be legitimate the man initially invested Rs 50,000. Over the next few months between June and October, he transferred money multiple times to accounts provided by the group, totaling Rs 1.7 crore. The group also displayed fake trading dashboards showing profits further enticing him to invest more.

However when he later tried to withdraw his money he discovered that the app was not working and all the contacts in the group had disappeared. Shortly afterward the WhatsApp group was also deleted.

Realizing he had been scammed, the man filed a complaint with the cyber police. An FIR has been registered under sections 420 and 34 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and relevant sections of the Information Technology Act. Investigators are now trying to trace the scammers and recover the stolen money.

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Tech YouTuber Enderman, known for his experimental and creative videos, recently suffered the sudden shutdown of his main channel, which had over 350,000 subscribers, as well as several smaller accounts.

The creator who has been making content since 2016 said he saw it coming, just days earlier, one of his smaller channels had been banned by YouTube.

Under the platform’s policy, users who have one terminated account cannot create or maintain alternate ones, as all linked channels risk removal.

However, what shocked Enderman and the YouTube community was the bizarre reason behind the ban.

Why did YouTube ban Enderman’s channel?

YouTube reportedly claimed that Enderman’s channel was linked to a non-English language Japanese gaming channel titled “Momiji plays Honkai: Star Rail Adventures”, which had previously been banned for multiple copyright strikes.

YouTube randomly terminated my channel because «it was linked to a channel that was terminated». Welcome to 2025. Can I please get justice? pic.twitter.com/Yy3NewZdID

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— Enderman (@endermanch) November 3, 2025

Enderman denied any connection to this channel, calling it a
“clear mistake by AI.”

Shortly after his smaller account was taken down, YouTube’s system flagged and terminated his main channel too, effectively erasing nearly a decade of work overnight.

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These 9 years will always remain dear to me. All the connections I've made, all the fun I've had making the videos. This is not going down the drain. The only hope for this YouTube channel is a divine human intervention amidst all the AI business. https://t.co/0CpX5SBx3O

— Enderman (@endermanch) November 3, 2025

He wasn’t alone.

Other major creators, including Scratchit Gaming (402,000 subscribers) and 4096 (around half a million subscribers), also reported identical terminations citing the same Japanese channel.

YouTube’s recent reliance on AI-based enforcement systems has come under scrutiny, with creators arguing that the algorithm’s “high-confidence” automated decisions are leading to wrongful bans without human review.

In a final video posted before his termination, Enderman criticized YouTube’s growing dependence on artificial intelligence, questioning why “drastic measures like channel termination” were being handled by AI rather than human reviewers.

He warned other creators to treat YouTube as a “side hustle,” saying the platform’s unpredictable enforcement could “wipe out years of effort in seconds.”

To everyone still terminated — my case must've finally shaken up the YouTube HQ. The wave of reinstatements seems to be coming. Keep posting your experience with YouTube here on Twitter to secure your spot in the unblock queue.

— Enderman (@endermanch) November 5, 2025

Although YouTube later restored his and other affected channels within 24 hours, the incident has sparked a larger debate about the role of AI moderation and transparency on digital platforms.

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