In view of the recent high incidence of telecommunications fraud cases and the increasing value of student scams, the School of Information Engineering has organized a themed class meeting on preventing telecommunications network fraud to enhance students' awareness of fraud prevention and avoid unnecessary property losses.
By describing recent high incidence cases and providing detailed data on fraud cases that have occurred since the start of this academic year, analyze the psychology of the group of students who have been deceived. For example, some students purchase virtual items during the game process to seek improper help or to gain a better gaming experience. However, these transactions are likely to lead to being deceived. For example, some false recruitment advertisements deceive money for various reasons. To avoid this type of fraud, students should remain vigilant and not easily trust job advertisements, especially those that require users to pay in advance.
In order to better help students prevent telecommunications fraud, everyone played the emergency call numbers 57210110 and 57213110 of the Zhangyan Town Police Station on the projection screen in a loop.
The problem of internet and telecommunications fraud seriously affects the lives and property security of students. By analyzing the characteristics and causes of these cases in depth, effective measures can be taken to prevent similar incidents from occurring. In order to avoid such cases, we hope that students will remain vigilant and not trust unfamiliar information on the internet, especially content related to personal privacy and financial information, and take timely and legitimate measures to protect their property security.