How college students can prevent telecommunications fraud are as follows:
1. Internet part-time job fraud:
1. Don’t be “take advantage of small things” or “take it easy” "Make a lot of money" mentality, don't believe in the so-called high returns, and don't click on unfamiliar links easily.
2. Online order fraud itself is an illegal act. Any online order fraud that requires advance payment is a fraud. If you encounter a network that "fades orders", "fades reputation", and "fades credit" Be vigilant when advertising part-time jobs.
3. If you encounter fraud, report it to the police immediately, and save the other party’s QQ, WeChat, phone number, chat history, etc. and submit it to the police so that the police can solve the case.
2. "Pig Killing Plate" Scam - Online Dating Induces Gambling
1. At present, "online dating induces investment and gambling fraud" are frequent, and various types of marriage, love and dating scams are common. Websites, apps, and mini-programs have become hotbeds for scammers, and no matter how glamorous their online personas are, they may be fictitious.
2. Any netizen who claims to have insider information and channels that can provide high returns with low investment is a scam.
3. On the Internet, "what seems to be an accidental origin is most likely to be a carefully designed game." You may be wondering how a scammer can be so patient, energetic, and considerate? You have to know that behind a fraud case, there is a black and gray industry that helps the perpetrators
3. Trojan horse links, phishing website fraud - fake illegal SMS links: untouchable SMS links
1. The violation text messages sent by the traffic police department are reminder services and cannot have links, let alone require car owners to remit money. If you receive a violation text message, please check and handle the violation record through formal channels.
2. Links in similar text messages may contain Trojan viruses. If you click on them at will, your personal information may be stolen. In severe cases, your payment information may be stolen.
The Internet environment is complex, and minors are vulnerable to fraud. Families and schools should often carry out anti-fraud education. Parents, in particular, should strengthen reminders and supervision, properly keep mobile payment passwords, or set appropriate payment limits. , to prevent children from being harmed by telecommunications and network fraud.