Latest tweet by Mumbai Police features Virat Kohli, Varun Dhawan and Money Heist Professor. Best memes
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With their latest post on Twitter, the Mumbai Police aimed to encourage people to not keep the same password for different online accounts. The police department promoted the message of cybersecurity with a meme featurig The Professor from Money Heist, Varun Dhawan and Virat Kohli.
When it comes to conveying a message of social interest, no one does it better than the Mumbai Police. On Monday, the official handle of the police department shared an advisory on internet safety. The Twitter post shared by the Mumbai Police features Alvaro Morte AKA The Professor from Money Heist, Varun Dhawan and Virat Kohli. The trio looks almost identical in the photo collage used by the Mumbai Police to create awareness around cybersecurity. Different Accounts, Different Password.Your Password: pic.twitter.com/vsD1hi7hYC pic.twitter.com/HXT3kMsPEi Different PassWord to Different a/c...No Similarities.... pic.twitter.com/qTtGRXO1q1 Same password but with capital letters/eyes pic.twitter.com/14f3nvKmKM pic.twitter.com/KzHaHFDdtZ Different Accounts, Different Password.Your Password: pic.twitter.com/vsD1hi7hYC For the uninitiated, Mumbai Police often comes up with relevant memes on trending topics to spread awareness among people and at the same time entertain them with their posts. On May 31, their official handle shared a picture collage with photos of The Professor, Varun and Virat. Coincidentally, the photo of the Indian cricket skipper used in the collage went viral a few days ago and it was later discovered that it had been photoshopped. Through their latest post, the Mumbai Police urged people not to have same password for different account. Check out the tweet below:
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