Clickbait
1) I think I had got clickbaited on one of his posts and lost /got hacked my id(FB)
2) He hacked my Id by making me clickbait on his posts.
3) Oh, no! My id got hacked. Why on earth did I click on his posts!
4) You have to make sure not to be clickbaited.
5) Don't get fooled again by clicking those tantalizing posts.
Top answer
You don't seem to have included a question in your post. I will assume you want comments on each sentence. Hasibrahman 1) I think I had got clickbaited on one of his posts and lost /got hacked my id(FB) "Clickbait" is a new word based on "bait".
- You don't seem to have included a question in your post.
- I will assume you want comments on each sentence.
- Hasibrahman 1) I think I had got clickbaited on one of his posts and lost /got hacked my id(FB) "Clickbait" is a new word based on "bait".
- It is natural to use it the same way, both as a noun and a verb.
- But "to get hacked something " is not idiomatic.
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You don't seem to have included a question in your post. I will assume you want comments on each sentence.
Hasibrahman1) I think I had got clickbaited on one of his posts and lost /got hacked my id(FB)
"Clickbait" is a new word based on "bait". It is natural to use it the same way, both as a noun and a verb. But "to get hacked something" is not
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