There has been a lot of news recently, which is enough to sound the alarm bell for all parents. Children at home play games, like celebrities, lack of pocket money, and love their parents' ......Be careful
Let's take a look at these electric fraud "children's plates" made by **:
"More than 70,000 primary school students were deceived to save their parents."
Xiao Chen, a primary school student, received a ** from a staff member claiming to be a "public prosecutor and law", saying that Xiao Chen's parents were suspected of fraud and would be detained, and the only way was to prove his parents' innocence by transfer, but quickly. In order to help his parents "clear their suspicions", Xiao Chen took his mother's mobile phone according to the other party's request, and transferred more than 70,000 yuan to the other party many times in succession.
"Attracted by the recharge rebate information, the primary school students were deceived of 70,000 yuan, and they also hung up the anti-fraud police**".
When Xiaohua, a primary school student, was playing with his mobile phone at home, he added a strange friend, because he listened to the other party's "double rebate" (recharge 100 rebate 200) flicker, he took advantage of the parents' inattention and took the parents' mobile phone to transfer money to this strange friend. During this period, the police of the local anti-fraud center called Xiaohua many times, informing him that he had encountered telecom fraud, but under the coercion and temptation of strange friends, Xiaohua directly hung up the ** of the anti-fraud police. Until Xiaohua's parents found out, Xiaohua was still transferring money to strange friends, and 70,000 yuan had already been transferred.
"In order to relieve the game from addiction, primary school students were deceived by 120,000".
Xiaoyu, a primary school student in Zhejiang, saw on the game interface that someone said that he could help lift the "game anti-addiction" mode, in order to play more games, Xiaoyu added the other party's QQ. At the beginning, the other party said that it could be cracked as long as 22 yuan, but Xiaoyu still failed to crack it after transferring 1,000 yuan several times. Then, on the grounds of refund, the other party proposed to purchase ** goods, purchase electronic consumption recharge cards and other conditions, and finally Xiaoyu used the parents' mobile phones to transfer more than 120,000 yuan to the other party under continuous inducement.
"Added a fake star QQ number, and the primary school student was deceived by 380,000".
Elementary school student Xiaoyue found a person claiming to be a "star" on the Douyin platform and left a QQ number, because Xiaoyue happened to be a fan of this star, so he added the other party. After adding, the other party pulled Xiaoyue into a fan meeting QQ group, saying that he could participate in star-chasing activities in the future. Subsequently, the "star" informed Xiaoyue that she had received a newcomer reward, with a star signature, a pillow and 999 yuan in cash. Then, he falsely claimed that the account was frozen due to illegal transfers to minors, and that Xiao Yue needed to cooperate with the activation of verification, and warned Xiao Yue not to inform others about this. So, Xiaoyue, who was at a loss, secretly used her mother's mobile phone to transfer a total of more than 380,000 yuan according to the requirements of **.
What's even more excessive is that the current ** is not only cheating money, but also wants to ruin the future of children. Some children even accidentally became the "tool man" of electric fraud.
Some time ago, the public security organs in many places issued an urgent reminder, reminding parents and teachers to check whether their children's mobile phones are installed"Paper Airplane", "Bat", "Shimida", "Siyu", "Secret Cat", "Seagull".and other secret chat social software.
Secret chat software bat.
Secret chat software Seagull.
Secret Chat Software Secret Chat Cat.
The risk of these software lies in their "burn and read" capabilitiesCriminals are facilitated to destroy evidence of crimes, so fraudsters may use them to contact minors who are not legally conscious to help them commit cybercrimes.
There is also a group of people who started the idea of the children's ** watches. Just recently, the Public Security Bureau of Nankang District, Ganzhou City, Jiangxi Province found in its work that a number of primary and secondary school students' **cards were suspected of calling fraud**,The reason lies in the ** watch
According to reports: From April to May 2023, the suspects involved in fraud, Zhang, Liu, Ling and others, were in the road section at the entrance of Nankang School or in an Internet caféDeceive students into borrowing ** watches and mobile phones, take the opportunity to steal ** cards, and then build simple GOIP devices
Parents who have not found the seriousness of the matter here must understand the "crime of aiding and abetting" and keep their children and themselves away from the danger zone.
The data shows that the age of minors in China who first touch the Internet is decreasingThe proportion of people aged 10 and below who started to access the Internet reached 78%, and the main age group for the first time was 6-10 years old。These little children are confronted with a huge, complex online world that hides countless dark sides. In the age of the Internet, children can no longer stay at home to ensure safety.
What's more, children who lack defense and vigilance will face greater danger when they grow up. Look at these news, the ending of the children, you can imagine:
· A fraud syndicate lures a 15-year-old girl into going abroad
· Five teenagers from Yunnan were deceived into going to Myanmar, and four of them were second-year junior high school students
· 6 young men from Guangdong were deceived into going to Myanmar and lost contact for 23 days, the youngest was only 17 years old
Whether it's for the family's "money bag", or for the safety and future of the childrenAnti-fraud education is very necessary, and the sooner the better