暑期如何防范电信网络诈骗、保护未成年人？要这样筑牢反诈“防火墙”↓

Group 1 - The rise of online telecom fraud poses a hidden threat to minors as their internet usage increases during the summer vacation [1][3] - Many parents are equipping their children with smartwatches for safety, allowing them to track their children's locations and maintain contact [1] - Over half of the students in certain schools possess smartwatches, and many have reported receiving suspicious calls or messages [1] Group 2 - Schools are advising parents to adjust smartwatch settings and enhance fraud awareness among children [5] - Anti-fraud education is being integrated into classrooms in Haikou, using real case studies and simulations to strengthen students' defenses against scams [6] - Teachers are innovating teaching methods to address new fraud techniques, such as AI voice alteration, by suggesting that students and parents establish "secret codes" for identity verification [8] Group 3 - Students are developing a "card protection" awareness, showing vigilance when it comes to their smartwatches [9] - During a simulated scenario, students demonstrated caution regarding lending their smartwatches, with some questioning the motives behind such requests [9][11] - Schools warn that fraudsters may attempt to exploit smartwatches to induce students into downloading malicious apps or making large transfers [11] Group 4 - Recommendations for parents include setting daily spending limits on smartwatches, enabling bill notifications, and teaching children proper usage and regular checks for unfamiliar apps [13]