How can children prevent the elderly from being deceived?

1. Educate the elderly to be vigilant. Tell the old people to be vigilant in life, pay attention to protecting their property, don't believe strangers at will, and learn to distinguish between true and false information.

2. Learn to identify fraudulent means with the elderly. You can get fraud cases online or through the media, analyze the fraud means in the cases, and help the elderly to enhance their awareness of prevention.

3. Establish a double confirmation mechanism. When the elderly receive operations such as transferring money, they can ask relatives and friends around them for double confirmation to prevent being cheated.

4. Check the accounts and property of the elderly regularly. Children and the elderly can regularly check the deposits and property of the elderly to prevent the property of the elderly from being stolen or misappropriated.

5. Strengthen the social life of the elderly. Old people can take part in more social activities, expand social circles and avoid being isolated, thus reducing the probability of being cheated.

6. Flexible use of technical means. We can install security facilities for the elderly, such as video surveillance, anti-theft door locks, etc., and educate the elderly how to use various security software on the Internet to prevent online fraud.