I received a message asking what it was even though I haven't signed up for Temu.
It was a spam message, and I was going to ignore it, but I searched out of curiosity and found out it was a phishing message.
They say even the spelling of "Temu" is wrong.
I just pressed delete text.
I hope that advertisements, spam, and phishing messages are filtered out and don't come through.
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