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Bar chart comparing government impersonation scam reports and monetary losses from 2023 to 2025, both roughly doubling over the period.

Government Impersonation Scam Losses Nearly Doubled to $798 Million in 2025 [Data]

All About Cookies analyzed three years of FBI data and found that complaints and losses related to government impersonation scams spiked in 2025, with older Americans losing more money than any other age group.

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Your Car Knows More About You Than You Think. Here's What Manufacturers Are Collecting [Data]

With the value of personal data at an all-time high, All About Cookies evaluated the privacy policies of major car brands to see how hard they make it to understand what information they collect about their customers.

Column chart showing money lost to social media fraud growing from $789 million in 2021 to $2.05 billion in 2025, FTC data

Americans Lost Over $2 Billion to Social Media Scams in 2025, Up 160% Since 2021

All About Cookies analyzed five years of fraud reports and reported dollar losses tied to social media platforms to track how the scale and shape of social media fraud has changed.

Bar chart of cybercrimes taking the most money from seniors by total losses. Investment fraud dominates at $3.52 billion, followed by tech/customer support ($1.04 billion) and confidence/romance ($584 million). Source: 2025 FBI Internet Crime Report.

States Where Seniors Lose the Most to Cybercrime [Data]

All About Cookies analyzed the FBI's 2025 Internet Crime Report to find which states have the highest rates of cybercrime complaints involving victims aged 60 and older, which scams target seniors most, and more.

Bar charts showing that 68% of people feel they have little to no control over their personal data online, and most users report at least some anxiety about their online footprint.

Data Removal Statistics: 92% of Americans Are Concerned About Their Data Being Online, But Most Feel They Have No Control Over It

All About Cookies surveyed people to explore their familiarity with data brokers and data removal services, feelings about the availability of personal data online, and more.

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Kalleigh Lane

Managing Editor, Digital Security

Kalleigh Lane is a passionate digital security advocate and the Lead Editor at All About Cookies. She has gained over 5 years of editing and writing experience in the fields of cybersecurity, tech, and finance.

Chris Lewis

Chris leads the Research team at All About Cookies, creating data-driven studies and reports on personal security trends. Areas of expertise include consumer safety, social media, and consumer tech trends.

Josh Koebert

Data Journalist

Josh has years of experience as a researcher and marketing professional that has spent his entire career working in the digital space. Areas of expertise include internet culture and social media.

Kate Quinlan

Senior Digital Security Editor

Kate has over eight years of digital publishing experience and a background in EdTech. She leverages her passion for helping people to create impactful, well-researched content on a wide-range of security software topics.