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  • User Avatarmarlene_bellaire
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    July 28, 2026 at 2:26 pm
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    Je vois de plus en plus de textos bizarres avec des liens de banque, de livraison ou même WhatsApp. Ma mère a déjà failli cliquer sur un faux message, et ça m’a vraiment fait peur. Vous faites quoi à la maison pour protéger les téléphones de la famille sans trop compliquer les choses ?

    User AvatarMichelineSocialWorker57
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    July 28, 2026 at 3:33 pm
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    #12482

    A simple routine helps a lot: turn on two-factor authentication, use a password manager, and tell everyone not to click links from unknown numbers. I also suggest checking the actual app or website directly instead of replying to the text. For families, it helps to agree on one rule that any urgent money or account request must be verified by a phone call.

    User Avatarkaleb_martin
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    July 28, 2026 at 5:06 pm
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    Same problem in my family, especially when people get messages that look official in Kreyòl or English. I started teaching my aunt to look at the sender first and to never trust messages that create panic right away. Also, updating the phone regularly matters more than people think.

    User AvatarTiMache_7
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    July 28, 2026 at 8:43 pm
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    #12484

    Mwen toujou di fanmi mwen, si mesaj la prese nou twòp, pran poz anvan nou klike. Nou ka mete yon ti regleman lakay nou, tankou rele moun nan dirèkteman si gen kestyon sou lajan, bank, oubyen kont WhatsApp. Sa ede anpil, paske anpil scam konte sou kouri vit epi pa verifye.

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