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Bad link

So you’ve tapped a bad link on your phone

As smart phones get, well, smarter, so do scammers. And they’re sending out believable SMS messages everyday regarding mail charges or prize winnings. Our first bit of advice is not to click any suspicious links and share them far and wide to alert others. But sometimes someone falls for their tricks.

So, you’ve tapped on a bad link. First things first, don’t panic. You’re not the first and you won’t be the last. So relax we’ve got you covered.

One of the questions we get asked the most is how to keep your phone and data safe after clicking on a scammer link. And it’s really simple, so simple that we’ve been able to make the video below to show you the steps you should be following after clicking on the link. And if you’re still worried or need some help making sure you don’t fall for any scammer tricks, we’re available to help.

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