Windows 10 is expected to be released on July 29th, and normally Windows 10 RTM should appear at the end of June.
But scammers, motivated by the growing interest in the final versions of the operating system, are trying to take advantage of this by using the final ISO files as bait.
For example, a simple search on YouTube returns dozens of videos that promise to give you download links for Windows 10 RTM, and the worst part is that many of these videos already have thousands of views.
Of course they are all scams, and when you click on the links posted in the video description, you will be taken to fake download websites that ask you to fill out some surveys before proceeding with the download.
Once the research is complete, which brings profits to the scammers, you will be directed to download links for the supposed Windows 10 RTM.
However, what you will download is an ISO image of a preview build of Windows 10.
Stay away from these types of videos, and only download files from trusted sources. Especially if it's an operating system.
