Jeremiah Tipton warns about fake accounts impersonating David Hernandez Ministries using AI-generated sermons and stolen likeness. Check for verification badges, review follower counts, and visit davidhernandezministries.com/verify to confirm authenticity. Report suspicious accounts and don't share their content.
I just wanted to give you a helpful word of caution. Beware of scam and/or AI accounts impersonating me, posting AI versions of me, or trying to contact you and pressure you into a reply. If you think you're being contacted by me, double-check. Click on the profile of the account trying to contact you. Look for a verification checkmark. Look at the follower count. And don't just believe it's me. because they have my picture or name on the profile. Also, be sure to not share or comment on AI channels that use my voice and likeness to create sermons that I've never preached. By taking these simple measures, you'll be protected from scammers and impersonators. If you ever wanna double-check, you can see a list of my official social media accounts at davidhernandezministries.com/verify. This will help to ensure that you don't interact with fake videos or even scam groups like this fake Facebook prayer group that uses my name and image. Make sure to not interact with that one. If you're sure you're seeing a scam account, you can help us out by reporting it and alerting our ministry about it. If you want to go the extra mile, you can even leave a comment on the scam account, letting others know that it's a fake. Thank you for your help and blessings to you.
