Social media platforms are flooded with claims that an MMS or a private video of Pakistani TikToker Tamanna Baloch has leaked. The viral claims surfaced this week and have been identified as a sophisticated "clickbait" scam designed to compromise user data. There is no credible evidence that proves  the purported video exists and the "Tamanna Baloch viral MMS video" links being circulated are vehicles for financial fraud and identity theft.

The controversy began when multiple accounts on platforms like X (formerly Twitter), Telegram, and Instagram began promoting a "leaked MMS" featuring Tamanna Baloch, a popular digital creator known for her lifestyle and dance content. The posts used suggestive thumbnails and urgent captions, urging users to click on external links to "watch the full video" or "download the leaked file." However, users who follow these links are redirected to phishing sites or prompted to download files containing malicious software. Sara Baloch Viral Video Case: Police Arrest 3 After Harassment Claims by Pakistani TikToker.

Malware Risks and Digital Scams

According to reports from cybersecurity analysts, these links are part of a broader trend of "MMS scams" targeting social media users. Once a user clicks the link, they may be asked to:

  • Grant Browser Permissions: Allowing notifications that later spam the device with fraudulent advertisements.

  • Download APK Files: Specifically on Android devices, these files often contain spyware that can access contacts, messages, and banking credentials.

  • Complete "Human Verification" Tasks: Surveys or small tasks that capture personal information for sale on the dark web.

In some instances, the links lead to websites mimicking legitimate news portals to gain the user's trust before initiating a silent download of malware.

Who Is Tamanna Baloch?

Tamanna Baloch is a prominent Pakistani social media influencer with a significant following on TikTok and Instagram. She gained popularity for her traditional Baloch-themed content and collaborations with other creators, such as Angel Nuzhat.

This is not the first time a high-profile influencer has been targeted by such scams. Digital rights activists note that creators frequently face "character assassination" through deepfakes or fake leak claims, which are then monetized by cybercriminals to lure unsuspecting viewers into security traps. Angel Nujhat '12-Minute' Viral Video Link is a New Cyber Scam: Fact Check.

Precautionary Measures for Users

Law enforcement and digital safety organizations have urged the public to exercise caution and avoid clicking on unverified links promising "leaked" or "private" content. Key safety recommendations include:

  • Verify the Source: Legitimate news organizations do not circulate private videos or "MMS links."

  • Avoid APK Downloads: Never download apps or files from third-party links outside of official stores like Google Play or the Apple App Store.

  • Report Suspicious Content: Use the reporting tools on social media platforms to flag accounts distributing phishing links.

Experts emphasise that the "leaked video" trend is almost entirely a technical scam. By the time a user realizes the content is fake, their device may already be compromised.

Tamanna Baloch and Sara Baloch Are the Same Person?

While Tamanna Baloch and Sara Baloch are two distinct Pakistani social media influencers, they have been frequently conflated online due to their shared surname and similar viral "MMS" controversies. Sara Baloch, a lifestyle creator from Balochistan, was recently the center of a separate and more severe controversy involving an alleged "immoral" video used by blackmailers to extort her.

Unlike the Tamanna Baloch case, which is largely viewed as a malware-driven hoax, the Sara Baloch situation led to real-world legal action, with Pakistan’s Cybercrime authorities reportedly arresting three suspects for harassment and distribution of private content.

Despite online rumors suggesting they are the same person operating under different aliases, there is no verified evidence to support this; instead, the confusion stems from a coordinated wave of misinformation that leverages both names to drive traffic to phishing links and malicious websites.

DISCLAIMER: This article is strictly for informational and educational purposes to raise awareness about the said topic. LatestLY DO NOT host, distribute, or provide links to sexually explicit content, leaked videos, or pirated material. Any search terms or keywords mentioned are solely for the purpose of explaining the viral trend and its associated dangers. We strongly condemn the circulation of non-consensual intimate imagery (NCII) and advise all readers to refrain from searching for or sharing such content, as doing so may lead to severe legal consequences.

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Tamanna Baloch Viral MMS Video Link Scam: Truth Behind the Leaked Footage Claims
Claim :

A private video of Pakistani TikToker Tamanna Baloch has leaked.

Conclusion :

No such video exists online.

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