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Amethi Girl Students Learn Cyber Safety, How to Avoid Digital Arrest Scams

Under Mission Shakti 6.0, girl students in Amethi were made aware of cyber safety and ways to protect themselves from online crimes. Superintendent of Police Saravanan T.

Amethi Girl Students Learn Cyber Safety, How to Avoid Digital Arrest Scams
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Under Mission Shakti 6.0, girl students in Amethi were made aware of cyber safety and ways to protect themselves from online crimes. Superintendent of Police Saravanan T. interacted with students at the Police Lines in Gauriganj.

Students from various schools took part in the career guidance programme. During the programme, they were informed about ways to stay safe from cyber crimes taking place through social media platforms. The students were given information on the safe use of WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat.

They were also advised to activate two-step verification on their social media accounts to improve account security. The programme further focused on ways to remain safe from digital arrest scams and cyber fraud.

The students were urged to report cyber crimes by calling the helpline 1930 or by filing a complaint on cybercrime.gov.in.

Additional Superintendent of Police Gyanendra Kumar Singh, Circle Officer Shwetabh Bhaskar, teachers and police officers were present at the programme. A statement was also given by Superintendent of Police Saravanan T.

Frequently asked questions

What was the cyber safety programme in Amethi about?

It taught girl students how to protect themselves from online crimes, cyber fraud and digital arrest scams.

Which social media platforms were covered during the programme?

Students received guidance on safely using WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat.

What security measure were students advised to activate?

They were advised to activate two-step verification on their social media accounts.

How can cyber crimes be reported in India?

Cyber crimes can be reported by calling helpline 1930 or filing a complaint on cybercrime.gov.in.

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