Three principles of preventing telecom fraud

First, don't believe it: don't believe phone calls and text messages from unknown sources. No matter what sweet words criminals use, don't believe them easily. Hang up the phone in time, don't reply to mobile phone messages, and don't give criminals a chance to set traps further.

Second, don't reveal: consolidate your psychological defense, and don't be tempted by criminals or illegal text messages because of greed. Don't disclose identity information, deposits, bank cards, etc. under any circumstances. You and your family. If you have any questions, please call 1 10 for help or ask friends, relatives and colleagues.

Third, do not transfer money: learn to understand the common sense of bank cards, ensure the safety of funds in your bank card, and never remit money or transfer money to strangers. Especially middle-aged and elderly people and lesbians should pay special attention. There are also some company financial personnel and people with frequent capital exchanges. Before remittance transfer, you should double-check the other party's account to prevent criminals from succeeding.

4. No link: The most convenient, hidden and informative way for criminals to obtain personal information is to let victims join free WIFI or click on network links, such as phishing WIFI and phishing links. Therefore, please adhere to the principle of "no link", don't join strange WIFI, don't click strange links, and don't download strange apps. In addition, if you turn on * * * to enjoy WIFI, please be sure to set an encryption password.

Legal basis: Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court and the Supreme People's Procuratorate on Several Issues Concerning the Specific Application of Law in Handling Criminal Cases of Fraud.

Article 2 Whoever cheats public or private property to the amount specified in Article 1 of this Interpretation, under any of the following circumstances, may be given a heavier punishment according to the provisions of Article 266 of the Criminal Law:

(1) Sending short messages, making phone calls or publishing false information through the Internet, radio and television, newspapers and magazines, etc., defrauding an unspecified majority;

(2) defrauding disaster relief, emergency rescue, flood control, special care, poverty alleviation, immigration, relief and medical funds and materials;

(three) fraud in the name of disaster relief fund-raising;

(four) defrauding the disabled, the elderly or the disabled;

(5) Causing the victim to commit suicide, mental disorder or other serious consequences.

If the amount of fraud is close to the standards of "huge amount" and "extremely huge amount" as stipulated in Article 1 of this Interpretation, and it falls into one of the circumstances as stipulated in the preceding paragraph or belongs to the ringleader of a fraud group, it shall be deemed as "other serious circumstances" and "other particularly serious circumstances" as stipulated in Article 266 of the Criminal Law respectively.