Why did you receive an anti-fraud message from 1238 1?

The information received from the anti-fraud center may be in the following two situations:

1. It may be that the police reminded the user that the information has been leaked. Don't log in to any links in short messages casually in the near future, and don't trust strange phone numbers. Be careful when logging in to websites or downloading applications. You can download anti-fraud applications to protect your information.

2. It may also be the formal publicity information released by the local government through the SMS platform. In order to remind the public, these are the last three major operators to flow out of the channel, after strict examination.

Not cheated 1238 1 keep texting:

He hasn't been cheated. 1238 1 still sends text messages every day, probably because his mobile phone number may be cheated, so he will send text messages to remind him. If 1238 1 sends short messages too frequently and the risk factor of being cheated is high, it is recommended to take precautions, because 1238 1 is a short message platform to prevent fraud. If your mobile phone number is likely to be cheated, you will receive a short message reminder from 1238 1.

How to cancel the early warning 1238 1 not to send short messages:

What can't be blocked can only be blacked out, but 1238 1 itself is to prevent fraud. Fainting is not good for you. Just send a text message. There's nothing wrong with always being alert to liars.

If the mobile phone receives the message of 1238 1, remind yourself to stay calm and take it seriously, because this is an early warning message sent by the National Anti-Fraud Center. When the mobile phone receives the short message of 1238 1, it is automatically sent to the user by the anti-fraud center system, instead of manual operation. Because the anti-fraud center system tracks that users are in contact with scammers, it is necessary to send early warning information in time to prevent users from being deceived.