Jeonnam Police Distribute 'Posters and Fans' to Prevent Voice Phishing Damage

Production of Informational Promotional Materials Introducing Voice Phishing Prevention Methods and Crime Techniques

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Chunsu] Jeonnam police are actively responding by strengthening promotional activities to prevent voice phishing damage, which is becoming increasingly sophisticated.

Jeonnam Provincial Police Agency announced on the 19th that on the 13th, they produced posters and fans about voice phishing prevention methods and crime techniques to prevent voice phishing damage to the elderly and launched promotional activities.

To this end, they conducted on-site activities by posting posters and distributing fans mainly in areas frequently visited by the elderly, such as senior centers, community centers, financial institutions, and traditional markets.

The posters included related phrases under the themes "The correct answer is to hang up suspicious voice phishing calls" and "It's all voice phishing," featuring △face-to-face fraud type △institution impersonation type △cash storage type △kidnapping pretense type.

The fans were printed double-sided, including "These calls are scams" and "Apply for a wandering detector," introducing methods to prevent voice phishing and to apply for wandering detectors for the prevention and early detection of missing elderly with dementia.

The posters produced this time were posted on the Jeonnam Police fan band so that the general public can easily print and attach them to apartment elevators, bulletin boards, etc.

A Jeonnam Police Agency official stated, "If you receive a suspicious voice phishing call, hang up immediately, and report suspicious calls that ask for personal information or request cash storage through 112 or 1332."

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