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Fraud and identity crimes threaten every family member. Here's how to educate your children about identity theft at all ages without scaring them.
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What You Need to Know:
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Tweens and teens love their phones, so explain app permissions to them to keep them safe and secure.
Identity thieves are interested in children’s identities because they are a blank slate; they don’t have a credit.
Social engineering means fooling people, including children, into giving away their personal info online. The results can be serious.