On the social network “Facebook,” A. Vyšniauskas published a post in which he addressed everyone with a request and warned to stay vigilant.
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“IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
Recently, fake profiles have appeared on social networks pretending to be me, using my name, photos, or other information related to me.
I want to clearly inform that these profiles are not mine and I am not associated with their activities or the messages they send.
I have also received information that these individuals ask people for phone numbers and later contact them by calls, during which a fake visual representation of me may be used, possibly created using artificial intelligence (AI). Even if you see my face or hear a voice similar to mine during a video call, it does not mean you are communicating with me.
My official accounts are this Facebook account, where this announcement is posted, and the Instagram account @vysniauskasadomas. All other accounts claiming to be mine are not my official accounts.
All official communication regarding concert bookings, collaborations, and projects takes place only via email: vadyba@adomasvysniauskas.lt.
Please be especially careful and do not send your phone number or other personal and financial information to unofficial profiles claiming to be me.
If you notice a profile pretending to be me, I would appreciate it if you report it to the social network platform itself (Report).
Thank you for your vigilance and understanding,” wrote A. Vyšniauskas on the social network “Facebook.”
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