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To lure unsuspecting borrowers, predatory lending apps were found to advertise on popular social media platforms.
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Late-night calls and fake legal notices are some of the scare tactics used by loan apps that trap borrowers via fake ads.
Ant Group, which owns Alipay, has been engaged in a tussle with Chinese regulators for some time now.
Google's Play Store policy for apps like Loan Home operating in India is set to change on September 15.
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