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April 8, 2022

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Think that’s your bank calling? It could be a scam

4 things you need to know today

1. Think that’s your bank calling? It could be a scam

There is another trick up scammers' sleeves, and this one is a doozy! Thieves are spoofing bank phone numbers looking to rip you off. They could drain your bank account if you give them what they're after. We've got details on this tricky scam and ways to protect your finances.

Tap or click here for tips on spotting these dangerous tricks. →

2. Check your phone - Antivirus apps caught spreading banking malware

More malicious apps that steal your credentials and financial information or go right for your wallet have been discovered. Apps like these are hiding in plain sight in the Google Play Store and though some get taken down, others spring up to take their place. We'll show you how they work and how to spot them.

Tap or click here for ways to protect against these sneaky apps. →

3. From testing to treatment - Official website set up to find COVID info

False information regarding the COVID-19 virus is everywhere. There's also a lot to know, even if you use legitimate sources. The government has consolidated all types of information, links and resources into one website. You can learn more about available treatments for COVID-19 patients, where to get a free N95 mask, where to get tested or vaccinated and more.

Tap or click here to check out the new government-run COVID-19 resource site. →

4. Antivirus isn't just for your computer - Here's why you should protect your smartphone, too

If you don't have antivirus protection on your smartphone, it's time to protect yourself. Around 40% of smartphones are in danger, so you need to act quickly. Check out our easy guide on all that an AV program can do for you.

Tap or click here to protect your smartphone. →

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