Scam-Proof Vision – Spot, Stop, and Survive Scams in the Digital Age

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You receive a text with a parcel link you don’t expect. You… Ignore/delete it or check the courier’s official app/website directly. Tap the link but only read; you won’t enter details. Tap the link and follow instructions if it looks legit.
A “bank” agent calls and asks you to read back a one-time code they sent. You… Hang up and call the number on your card to verify. Ask them for more proof and maybe proceed. Read the code — they already have your details.
Password habits: Unique passwords + a password manager. A few variations reused across sites. Mostly the same password everywhere.
Two-factor authentication (2FA): On for email, banking, and key accounts. On for some accounts. Rarely or never.
Public Wi-Fi for banking or email: Never — I wait or use mobile data/VPN. Sometimes, if it seems safe. Sure, I do it often.
Phone/computer updates: Auto-updates on; I install promptly. I update occasionally. I avoid updates unless forced.
Unknown person sends a friend request with mutuals: I ignore or verify through another channel. I accept but limit what they can see. I accept — more friends is fine.
“Guaranteed returns, limited spots, act now” investment: I walk away; “guaranteed” + urgency = scam. I ask for docs, reviews, registration numbers. If a friend mentions it, I’m in.
Email from support@paypaI.com (note the capital “I”). You… Spot the spoof, report/delete, go direct to the site. Hover links; if okay, maybe click. Click the link and sign in to check.
You hear a service you use had a data breach. You… Change password + enable 2FA + watch accounts. Change password soon. Do nothing unless I notice something odd.

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Quick self-check (10 questions)