Reflections after watching the anti-telecom fraud lecture

I participated in the anti-telecom fraud lecture organized by the school. The lecture mainly introduced the scams we may encounter and the corresponding anti-fraud measures that should be taken to improve students' anti-fraud awareness. Telecommunications fraud is not only closely related to our lives, but it happens repeatedly around us.

1. Raise awareness of prevention and learn to protect yourself. College students should actively participate in the legal and safety education activities organized by the school, know more, understand more, and master more prevention knowledge. In daily life, they should not be greedy for cheap or seek personal gain, do not believe in rhetoric, and do not put their own family at risk. Feel free to tell strangers your address and other information to avoid being deceived.

2. Be careful when making friends and avoid replacing reason with emotion.

3. Students should communicate and help each other. In colleges and universities, everyone aspires to the same learning goal. Life and learning are unified and synchronized. The friendship between classmates, teachers and students is more precious than anything else. Therefore, we should strengthen communication and help each other to avoid some harm.

4. Obey campus management and consciously abide by school disciplines and rules. Students must conscientiously implement relevant regulations, consciously abide by school disciplines and rules, actively support relevant departments in performing their management functions, and strive to play their due role.

With the rapid development of network and telecommunications technology, some criminals use the Internet, telecommunications and other media to carry out various fraudulent activities. Combating and preventing fraud has become a common topic in the whole society. On the one hand, the police must strike hard to crack down on illegal activities. On the other hand, it must rely on the joint efforts of all teachers, students and staff of the school to improve basic prevention awareness and the ability to detect fraud.

Extended information:

To prevent telecommunications fraud, we must implement "three no's and one essential".

To prevent telecom fraud cases, the most fundamental thing is to improve your own awareness of prevention. The public security organs remind the general public: they must be more vigilant, strengthen self-prevention, and prevent being deceived.

In work and life, we must implement the "three no's and one must", which can be summed up as follows: do not trust unknown calls, verify the identity of the other party, do not leak privacy at home, be careful when it comes to money, and do not panic when encountering something. , call 110 immediately and do not delete the fraudulent information.

Don’t be gullible: Do not easily believe phone calls and text messages from unknown sources. Do not reply to text messages and do not give criminals an opportunity to set further traps.

Do not disclose: Do not be tempted by criminals or illegal text messages out of greed for small profits. No matter what the circumstances, do not disclose your and your family’s identity information, deposits, bank cards, etc. to the other party. If you have any questions, you can call 110 for help, or check with relatives, friends, or colleagues.

No transfers: Learn and understand the common sense of bank cards, ensure the safety of funds in your bank cards, and never send or transfer money to strangers. According to statistics, in terms of gender of the victims, more than 70% are women; in terms of age, 70% are middle-aged and elderly. Therefore, middle-aged and elderly people and women should pay special attention.

Report the crime in a timely manner: If you are deceived or hear that a relative or friend has been deceived, you must report the crime immediately. You can directly dial 110 and provide the scammer’s account number, contact number and other details so that the public security organs can investigate and solve the case.

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