How to prevent the elderly from being cheated by telecommunications?

1. Educate the elderly about telecom fraud: tell them what telecom fraud is and how to identify phone calls, text messages, emails and social media information. And teach the elderly to protect their privacy. 2. Don't disclose personal information easily: remind the elderly not to disclose sensitive information such as name, address, telephone number, family and economic status easily. If you must disclose personal information, you must ensure the identity and credibility of the other party. 3. Install anti-fraud software: Some anti-fraud software can identify and intercept telecom fraud calls, text messages, emails, etc. It is recommended that the elderly install such software. 4. Don't trust strangers' promises easily: Remind the elderly not to trust strangers' promises, offers, winning prizes, asking for help and other information easily, which is likely to be telecom fraud. 5. Do a good job in telephone safety: when the elderly answer the phone, they must first determine the authenticity of the other party's identity. If they doubt the identity of the other party, they can ask the other party to provide more information and verify it over the phone. 6. Stay alert: the elderly should be alert and alert, and don't trust others easily. If you suspect a scam, you should seek help and call the police in time. 7. Rational use of the Internet: The elderly can obtain information, learn knowledge and maintain social relations through rational use of the Internet, but at the same time, they should also pay attention to network security and raise their awareness of prevention.