Human trafficking-fueled cyberfraud, which lures victims through fake job ads and forces them to work as online scammers, is becoming more prevalent across the world, according to the global crime-fighting organization, Interpol.

In the absence of strict checks, agents freely advertise services to "attract customers" via TikTok, YouTube and Facebook.

Facebook is being sued by a Houston woman who says the social media giant’s “morally bankrupt corporate culture” left her prey to a predatory pimp who drew her into sex trafficking as a child.