Someone asked me to scan the code of the anti-fraud center and click. Are you sure it's gonna be okay?

Every transaction downloaded from the National Anti-Fraud Center will not be monitored. If you don't commit crimes, the National Anti-Fraud Center won't monitor users' personal information, and you don't have to be afraid that your personal information will be leaked. After all, this software is developed by the state and will not do anything illegal.

The National Anti-Fraud Center is quite safe, so you don't have to worry about revealing personal information during use.

You can't just send your verification code to others because verification code is very important. It doesn't matter if you accidentally send it, it doesn't matter, don't pay attention. But in the future, you must remember not to tell others the SMS verification code privately, because the risk is too great, and if it is known by professionals, it may cause property losses.

The anti-fraud verification code was given to a friend, so it doesn't matter. You can call him and tell him what this verification code is for, and tell him not to use it for other purposes. Tell him it won't hurt him. Friends may not pay special attention to a verification code, because there are too many spam messages now, many people don't care, and text messages don't pay attention.