An Instagram model's pictures were doctored and used on a dating platform will give you creeps and a lesson on hand. That is, donot believe everything on Internet because not everything posted is real!
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Online dating is like that experiment that has full chances of either you land with your soul mate or in worst case scenario you meet a person who is a total weirdo or worse, a psychopath.
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The most recent story of this online dating has left the Internet terrified after a "creepy catfish" used an Instagrammer's photos on Hinge. And oh did we tell you the photoshop was absolutely perfect!
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The problem with trying to find love online is that you have to pass dangerous waters to find that one and only for you
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Now the modern world is all about online dating apps
These dating apps can be really tricky especially in a world full of scammers and you have to be really careful if you want to avoid weird catfishing incidents.
This recent incident of catfishing has given really creeper to everyone out there.
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This woman is Amber Phillips
An Instagram influencer with over 443,000 followers.
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Amber is very famous on Instagram for her pictures.
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You would think that you are this famous so no one can really catfish you. Wrong.
This one woman on Hinge thought no one would notice.
She decided she would take one of Amber’s photographs and photoshop it so her own head would replace the model’s.
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However, one man caught on what was happening who saw the doctored photos and caught on to what was happening.
Alex Haddon, a Hinge user posted the 2 photos side by side on his Instagram story claiming he should be the “new host of Catfish” after spotting the photoshopping skills.
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He collected all evidence and then sent a message to Amber.
“Sorry this is so random but so creepy. I spoke to a girl on Hinge for a while and I’ve always been very good at spotting catfish.”
He continued: “But f****** hell someone has seriously photoshopped your photos and it creeped me the f*** out.
“I followed you already and somehow noticed that your picture matches her.”
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Amber reshared the photoshopped pictures on social media saying she was 'creeped out'
The story first went viral on Twitter after Alex shared it on the platform, hoping it would bring attention to just how much “catfishing” has evolved.
The edited photos look scarily real. 😲😱
— LADbible (@ladbible) October 16, 2020
The photoshop skills were to the point of perfection in these pictures
It’s so very wrong but sadly happens all the time on here. It’s so funny when they get confronted. They block but carry on and then ask for Amazon stuff. 🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️
— 🎀C̤̈ä̤r̤̈ö̤l̤̈ä̤n̤̈n̤̈🎀🏴🇮🇪 (@Carol_47_71) October 16, 2020
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People were confused as to which picture is real and which is fake
Still not as bad as those Snapchat filters, the monsters hiding in the shadows on there is ridiculous pic.twitter.com/ewmQI1obIF
— @Ned_Ned_ (@Ned__Ned_) October 16, 2020
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Still not as bad as those Snapchat filters, the monsters hiding in the shadows on there is ridiculous pic.twitter.com/ewmQI1obIF
— @Ned_Ned_ (@Ned__Ned_) October 16, 2020
Bet you’ve had a really good look for ‘research’.
— Sir Bob (@SirBobLichfield) October 16, 2020
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This is the original picture
This is the photoshopped one!
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