Setting the record straight- your Amazon account was not hacked. By now you must have received multiple WhatsApp messages convincing you, unequivocally that your Amazon account t was hacked. Have you checked your Amazon account lately? You might want to. Recent viral posts on Facebook backed by investigations from Snopes.com and BGR, reveal a peculiar issue: new, unexpected addresses popping up in Amazon accounts. 🧐 🔍 The Concern: These addresses, often labeled as Amazon Locker+, Amazon Hub Locker, or similar pickup points, raised alarms about potential hacking. 🕵️ The Investigation: BGR staff and several Reddit users noticed similar anomalies. Initially feared as a security breach, it turned out to be something else. When users deleted these addresses and added an item to their cart, these addresses reappeared upon checkout. 🤔 What's Happening?: It's not a hack, but likely a bug or a new feature by Amazon. This automatic addition of pickup locations could be Amazon's way of streamlining the checkout process. 📢 Amazon’s Response: They've confirmed no security breach. However, they acknowledge the confusion and recommend contacting customer service for concerns. 👀 Check Your Account: Go to Account > Your Addresses on Amazon or directly visit amazon.com/a/addresses. Don't be alarmed if you spot a new Amazon Locker address! 🔐 Stay Informed, Stay Secure: While this isn't a hack, it's a reminder to regularly monitor your online accounts. Enable notifications for new addresses or changes to your account to stay ahead of real threats. Let's stay vigilant and informed! Share your thoughts and experiences below. #Cybersecurity #Amazon #OnlineSafety #TechNews #data