1. Improve risk awareness: always remind yourself not to trust strangers or strangers' phone calls, text messages, emails and other information easily, especially when personal property or important information is involved.
2. Learn to distinguish authenticity: Learn to distinguish authenticity, such as judging whether the website is safe and reliable, whether there is official certification, and whether there are formal channels. , so as not to be confused by fake websites, fake goods and other scams.
3. Don't trust the promise of high returns: Be wary of investment opportunities and part-time jobs that claim to get rich quickly or high returns. Usually these are scams.
4. Don't disclose personal information: Pay attention to protecting personal information, and don't easily disclose personal ID cards, bank cards, passwords and other information to strangers or websites to avoid being stolen.
5. Consult more and verify more: consult more family members, friends or professionals, verify more facts, and avoid being deceived by impulsiveness.
6. Pay attention to network security: we should strengthen the network security of personal computers, mobile phones and other equipment to avoid being attacked by hackers or infected by viruses, resulting in property or information loss.
7. Learn to protect rights: If you are cheated or cheated, you should call the police in time, seek legal help and safeguard your legitimate rights and interests.
In a word, to prevent being cheated requires us to improve our risk awareness, learn to distinguish between authenticity and falsehood, pay attention to protecting personal information, consult and verify more, strengthen network security, and learn to protect rights. Only by doing these things well can we better protect our property and information security.