Recently, we've been hearing a lot about various dangerous situations related to fraud and theft, which primarily affect seniors. To meet your needs and ensure the safety of seniors, we invite you to an informational meeting on online and offline safety!
The meeting will take place March 18, 2024 at 4:00 p.m. at the Local Activity Center Plac Grunwaldzki OD NOWA. Our guest, and yours, will be Asst. Konrad Tyczkowski from the Wrocław Śródmieście Police Headquarters. There is no registration required for the meeting, and participation is free. Just show up!
photo: Anna Pazdej
These days, using the internet has become an integral part of our lives, but it also comes with certain risks. During the meeting, we will discuss the basic principles of safe online use, sharing practical tips for protecting your personal data and avoiding the pitfalls of popular social media. You will learn how to safely make online transfers and how to recognize potential online threats.
We'll also present the most common scams that exploit so-called legends, such as fake calls from alleged Central Bureau of Investigation (CBŚP) officers or police officers. This will help you be better prepared for situations that may put your guard to the test.
An important part of our meeting will also be a discussion of basic safety rules in public spaces. We'll discuss scams related to pot shows and thefts that can occur during collector visits. This will allow you to better understand potential threats and teach you how to avoid situations where your safety may be at risk.
We also want to present modern channels of communication with the authorities and useful applications that can significantly improve your sense of security. Thanks to the National Security Threat Map and the "Moja Komenda" app, you will have quick access to information and the ability to report potential threats.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain knowledge that will help you feel safer in the online and offline world! We cordially invite you!
The Local Activity Centre project at Grunwaldzki Square is co-financed by the Municipality of Wrocław (www.wroclaw.pl).
