What information does 1069 begin with? Is it fraud?

The information at the beginning of 1069 is fraud. The reason for this is the following：

1. Involving fraud: The information at the beginning of 1069 is usually one of the common means of telephone fraud, which is called "pseudo base station fraud". Liars use technical means to modify the call number on the mobile phone display screen, so that the receiver mistakenly thinks it is an official call from a public security organ, a bank or a trust institution.

2. Pretending to be an identity: Liars often claim that the victim is suspected of committing a crime or has leaked important information, and ask for personal sensitive information, such as bank account number and password. This is to obtain the victim's property or further commit other fraud.

3. Threats: The swindler may claim that the police are pursuing the victim's case, and if he doesn't follow his request, he will face legal consequences. This kind of threat often makes the victim fall into a state of panic and tension, and is easy to be deceived.

Summary:

The information at the beginning of 1069 is usually fraud, in which a liar pretends to be an official institution to obtain personal information or property. Remind everyone to be vigilant, avoid trusting the phone with strange numbers, and pay special attention not to disclose personal sensitive information to strangers. If you encounter a similar situation, you should call the police in time and seek help from relevant institutions.

Extended data:

Pseudo base station fraud is a common telephone fraud, also known as "number display fraud". Liars use technical means to modify the number on the display screen of the incoming number to make it appear as a credible number, and then gain the trust of the victim. This kind of fraud has been repeatedly banned, and the public security organs and communication management departments have been stepping up their efforts to remind the public to remain vigilant and enhance their awareness of self-prevention.