Identity Theft and Dating Site Fraud, Why Online Safety Matters
Ina Thompson Moss Point Library will host an important community program, “Identity Theft and Dating Site Fraud: Why Online Safety Matters,” on Monday, November 10, from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m.
In today’s connected world, being online means being aware. This informative session, presented by Helen Sylvester, will offer valuable insights into protecting your identity, understanding Power of Attorney responsibilities, and preventing fraud and scams before they cause harm. Attendees will learn practical steps to safeguard their personal information, recognize warning signs of online scams, and stay secure while navigating social media, email, and dating platforms.
This program is sponsored by Navigator Credit Union, which is committed to promoting financial literacy and community education. Navigator Credit Union partners with local organizations to help individuals protect their financial well-being and stay informed in an increasingly digital world.
Online safety protects your identity, your privacy, and your peace of mind, because it pays to Think Before You Share.
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