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"Each update is free and has lots of new security built in." Ditto for any other software programs you're running. The phone rings, you pick it up, say "hello," but there's no one on the other line.

It's a new type of robocall — an automated computer system making tens of thousands of calls to "build a list of humans to target for theft," according to the Financial Fraud Research Center.

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He has extensive experience of digital marketing across web and mobile covering the Irish, UK and European markets Evan is the founder of The Digital Parenting Academy and Sexting and the predators of Kik-the apps your child needs to stay away from (The Telegraph) Growth of Snapchat use sparks sexting and cyber bullying fears (Irish examiner) Sexting – There’s an app for that.

Here's how the scam typically unfolds: You get an unsolicited call from someone claiming to be with Microsoft or Windows tech support, who says viruses have been detected on your computer.

They pretend to be from a consumer group or law enforcement agency and trick you into thinking they'll help get your money back — for a fee." 3. This is personal info you willingly divulge by entering giveaways and sweepstakes, or when filling out surveys.

"Scammers use all this to create profiles for who they want to target," Nofziger says. According to Microsoft, in 2015 an estimated 3.3 million people — many of them seniors — were victimized by a tech-support con, at a total cost of

Here's how the scam typically unfolds: You get an unsolicited call from someone claiming to be with Microsoft or Windows tech support, who says viruses have been detected on your computer.

They pretend to be from a consumer group or law enforcement agency and trick you into thinking they'll help get your money back — for a fee." 3. This is personal info you willingly divulge by entering giveaways and sweepstakes, or when filling out surveys.

"Scammers use all this to create profiles for who they want to target," Nofziger says. According to Microsoft, in 2015 an estimated 3.3 million people — many of them seniors — were victimized by a tech-support con, at a total cost of $1.5 billion.

Snapchat is a mobile app and is hugely popular with teens and young adults.

Because it is a mobile app it only works on mobile and you download it from the App store (Apple phones) or the Google Play store (Android phones) When you download the app and you register an account it can then tell by looking at your phone’s contact list which of your friends are on snapchat.

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Here's how the scam typically unfolds: You get an unsolicited call from someone claiming to be with Microsoft or Windows tech support, who says viruses have been detected on your computer.They pretend to be from a consumer group or law enforcement agency and trick you into thinking they'll help get your money back — for a fee." 3. This is personal info you willingly divulge by entering giveaways and sweepstakes, or when filling out surveys."Scammers use all this to create profiles for who they want to target," Nofziger says. According to Microsoft, in 2015 an estimated 3.3 million people — many of them seniors — were victimized by a tech-support con, at a total cost of $1.5 billion.Snapchat is a mobile app and is hugely popular with teens and young adults.Because it is a mobile app it only works on mobile and you download it from the App store (Apple phones) or the Google Play store (Android phones) When you download the app and you register an account it can then tell by looking at your phone’s contact list which of your friends are on snapchat.Also, don't click any links in unsolicited emails from "Microsoft" or in pop-up ads promising to speed up your computer."And if you haven't downloaded Windows 10 or the latest version of OS X, do it," says William Woodworth with Best Buy's Geek Squad.Bullies often send images of ugly animals with text comparing the victim to the animal or if they can take embarrassing photos of the victim they then send them to a large group on Snapchat – again, knowing that the image will disappear.Many kids deliberately post photos to their “Story” of themselves doing activities or at a party with their friends, in part to show who is there and who was not included.However, sexting more typically involves people taking; These photos are then typically sent to the persons boyfriend or girlfriend and usually sent either by text message or via a messaging service such as Whats App, Kik messenger or Snapchat.Studies done in Ireland, the UK and the US indicate that a significant percentage (60%) of teenagers are being asked to take images of themselves with many going on to take images or videos of themselves (40%) and then between 20% – 25% actually sending the images on.

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Snapchat is a mobile app and is hugely popular with teens and young adults.

Because it is a mobile app it only works on mobile and you download it from the App store (Apple phones) or the Google Play store (Android phones) When you download the app and you register an account it can then tell by looking at your phone’s contact list which of your friends are on snapchat.