Do not share intimate photos or videos online, warn police

KUALA LUMPUR: Valentine’s Day is celebrated on Feb 14 every year but for some scammers, they wish every day to be the universal day of love.

Despite tough actions by the police, these criminals continue their relentless bids to win love and gain money through sextortions and love scams.

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