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When online dating, a match who asks you not to tell family, friends or other people about them may be a red flag … indicating that they may plan to isolate or coerce you. Recognise the signs #KeepDatingSafe

Today is #SaferInternetDay - This year we are learning all about scams online. For more information about the day take a look at the free @UK_SIC resources

#SaferInternetDay is a great time to talk about staying safe online. Our top tips: 💻 Use strong, unique passwords 💻 Use 2-step verification 💻 Be cautious with online links 💻 Update software and apps regularly 💻 Be mindful of what you share online #TakeFive

Staying aware of scams when dating online could keep you safe. Having gained your trust, criminals play with your emotions and request money urgently. Always meet them in person and check in with your family and friends. #TakeFive

How well do you really know this person? Stop 🛑 and think 🤔. Romance scammers might try to build a relationship with you and convince you to send them money. Never send money to someone you’ve met online. Talk to your friends and family to get a second opinion. #TakeFive

Online dating is a brilliant way to meet new people if you keep it safe and responsible. Read our top tips #KeepDatingSafe

Some online dating profiles can be fake 💔 Criminals try to build relationships and gain people’s trust, then invent reasons for needing money. Never send money to someone you've met online. Always stop and think before sharing your personal information.

Love at first sight! Or is it? When you’re dating online, check out the person, not the profile. Do your research, and always ask plenty of questions to ensure your date is genuine #KeepDatingSafe

Criminals can create fake social media profiles to build online relationships. Then they invent reasons for you to send them money 💸 Never send money to someone you've met online. Stop and think before sharing your personal or financial information.

Women and girls: if you feel threatened, abused or discriminated against online, don’t hesitate to report it to the relevant website or platform and if appropriate, the police. Read our top protection tips at #SafeWomenOnline

⚠️🚨 Trigger Fraud Alert 🚨⚠️ Humberside Police are warning people about Crypto Currency Investment fraud. View the full alert on the FraudWatch website here: Please share to help us raise awareness.

Take a moment before clicking on that link! You may get a text that appears to be from a genuine organisation, but it could be a scammer attempting to steal your money or information. If you think you’ve been scammed, contact your bank immediately.

⚠️🚨 Trigger Fraud Alert 🚨⚠️ We have been informed by Humberside Police that fraudsters are targeting individuals as part of a gift card fraud. View the full alert on the FraudWatch website here: Please share to help us raise awareness.

Females around the world have daily concerns about going online. Do you? Our advice on your Get Safe Online website may help. Check it out now at #SafeWomenOnline

Equality when using the internet is a fundamental human right for women and girls. But … is that the reality? Find out more #SafeWomenOnline

Could the link in that message be fake? Criminals will use ‘phishing’ links in emails and messages to try and get your personal or financial information. Be cautious of any unexpected texts or emails and if it looks suspicious, forward the text to 7726.

Feeling tired, down or distracted this #BlueMonday? Criminals can take advantage of this to trick you into giving away money or information. Always #TakeFive to #StopChallengeProtect ✋☝️ 👊

What a bargain… or fraud? 👀 Sometimes, online adverts for goods and services can be part of a purchase scam. Always take a moment to consider whether an online link or website is reliable before buying goods online 💸