1. Stay alert. If a stranger shows a high degree of affection for you in a short time, or is eager to get you to pay money or provide account information, then it is likely to be a liar. Try to stay calm and don't trust strangers easily.
2. Don't trust the network relationship. When making friends online, you should be skeptical about the information and photos provided by the other party, and don't believe it easily. Verify each other's identity and information through various channels, such as searching their social network accounts and actively asking fund-raising organizations or friends.
Don't trust money investment. If a stranger or even a friend asks you to participate in "high-return" fund, investment, gambling and other activities, you should be vigilant. Most of these activities are fraud. Don't be greedy and cheap, and don't help liars.
4. Maintain network security. The basis of network security is not to use easily cracked passwords and not to disclose personal information to strangers. In addition, try to avoid visiting suspicious websites and don't click on suspicious links at will.
5. Password management. Pay attention to setting strong passwords reasonably and avoid using the same password. It is recommended to use password manager to improve password security. In this way, even if the password is leaked, other accounts can be prevented from being attacked.
6. Handle the password calmly. If you find that your password has been stolen, you should handle it calmly in time, modify your password immediately, and change the account password of this password in time.
The above suggestions hope to help you avoid being hurt by emotional deception and money fraud.