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The Scam Safety Paradox Survey
LINE Yahoo surveyed 1,056 Japanese users about social-media investment and fake-police scams, revealing that more than 70% believed they were unlikely to be deceived even as roughly half had received suspicious approaches. The tension between confidence and real-world exposure gave the company a timely media hook, alongside practical advice and safety tools in LINE.
Why it worked: It weaponized a counterintuitive stat—overconfidence despite record scam losses—then bridged it to concrete, in-app safety actions journalists could cite.
The lesson: Consider fielding a quick poll that exposes a confidence-reality gap, then pair it with a crisp, productized fix reporters can link to.
Coverage over time
How this story spread across the media
| Publication | Headline | Date |
|---|---|---|
| ibtimes.com | LINE Yahoo survey finds 70% feel safe from SNS scams | IBTimes JP | Monday 10th August, 2026 |