Over 70 % of the Internet scam routines, the young people interviewed said that they had encountered

Over 70 % of the Internet scam routines, the young people interviewed said that they had encountered

82.8%of the interviewed youths suggest to use new media such as short videos and live broadcasts for anti -fraud propaganda

Every summer, the number of Internet access time will increase accordingly, and the risk of fraud in the network environment will also have a great impact on them. Recently, a survey conducted by the China Youth Daily Social Survey Center (wenjuan.com), a survey of 1507 young people showed that 71.7%of the interviewed youths said they had encountered cyber fraud, 74.9%of the interviewed youths who had encountered cyber fraud, 74.9%of the interviewed youths Those who believe that they are not deeply involved and lack of social experience are more likely to be deceived. 82.8%of the young people of interviewed were recommended to use new media such as short video and live broadcasts for anti -fraud publicity.

Among the interviewed youths, after 00, 30.9%, post -90s accounted for 48.4%, and 20.7%of the post -80s. Men account for 36.3%and women account for 63.7%.

67.7%of the interviewed young people think that anti -fraud awareness is strong

Jiang Qingling (pseudonym), a junior student in a college in Chongqing, said that he had been deceived during online shopping. At that time, she needed an out -of -print paper tape. Some people contacted that they could be sold. 50 yuan cheaper. But after I transferred the transfer, the other party did not ship and deleted me. " Jiang Qingling said that when the other party asked for a direct transfer, he had doubts and asked the other party to send a physical photo.

During the survey, 71.7%of the interviewed youths said they had encountered cyber fraud, of which 44.2%of the interviewed young people said they had identified them that they had not been deceived, and 27.5%of the interviewed youths expressed their deception. 28.3%of the interviewed young people said they had not encountered cyber fraud.

After being deceived 500 yuan, Jiang Qingling reported the other party's social platform account. She said that after being deceived once, she "eats a long time and one wisdom", and is more vigilant about the online transaction.

At the age of 23, he was studying Jiang Jing (a pseudonym) who was aware of his awareness of anti -fraud. He said that in his junior year, the person who claimed to be a Taobao customer service was more than 50,000 yuan. The other party was named after the wrong information of his identity information. Get out of money. "In fact, there were many loopholes in this scammer afterwards, but they didn't respond at that time."

Data show that 67.7%of the young people interviewed thought that anti -fraud awareness was strong, and 25.4%of the young people interviewed felt average, and 7.0%of the young people interviewed were not strong. Interactive analysis shows that male interviewees considers their own awareness of anti -fraud (71.7%) higher than women (65.4%).

"Young people, especially minors, are not aware of anti -fraud." Zhao Zhao, a lawyer of Beijing Yunjia Law Firm and a special researcher at the Intellectual Property Research Center of China University of Political Science and Law. The behavior and method of fraud may not be understood, coupled with age, immature mind, and lack of awareness of prevention. "Anti -fraud awareness has a lot to do with age, the degree of familiarity with the Internet, education level, and the background of work and life. Like the elderly group, because their Internet knowledge is lacking, even at all, it is easy to be deceived. There is also a group of groups. Although it has been exposed to the Internet for a long time, it only exposes its favorite applications, such as games, short videos, etc., which may not know much about online fraud. "

82.8%of the interviewed youths suggest to use new media such as short videos and live broadcasts for anti -fraud propaganda

Xu Hong (pseudonym), a staff member of a company in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, said that someone had added his own QQ to impersonate his own daughter. He said that the school had an exchange project and needed a sum of money to go to class. "At the beginning, I recognized the other party as a liar, because the tone of the chat was not my daughter at all, and I also deliberately talked to the other party." In the process of communicating with the other party, she felt that it should not be a person behind the screen.

"I think online fraud is pervasive and incompatible. For example, if you click a link, you may suffer." Xu Hong feels that now young people playing games and chatting online can easily fall into the trap of fraud. Lack, it is easier to be deceived. "I have seen someone using the game to accompany the fraud, and there are those who stole social platform accounts to borrow money from people."

What kind of people are easily cheated? 74.9%of the young people who are interviewed believes that they are not deep -involved and lack of social experience. 60.5%of the young people interviewed believe that they like to be empty and take advantage of small cheap people. Others include: those who are too confident (55.6%), those who do not pay attention to anti -fraud publicity (46.1%), and people who lack the ability to distinguish (41.0%), etc.

Jiang Qingling feels that some anti -fraud publicity carried out through live broadcast methods and novel forms. "Compared with other propaganda methods, live broadcasts can be more deeper into young people and play a better publicity effect."

In terms of anti -fraud propaganda for young people, 82.8%of the young people of interviewed were recommended to use new media such as short videos and live broadcasts for anti -fraud publicity. 62.2%of the young people interviewed were looking forward to setting up anti -fraud courses on campus, communities and other places. Other suggestions are: posting and posting more anti -fraud propaganda materials (57.1%), and staff visits more to the deceived population and carry out law publicity (49.2%). Jiang Jing felt that he could carry out more anti -fraud lectures on campus, "multi -combined specific cases. In addition, I think short videos and long videos. These forms with new media attributes will also attract young people's attention."

"It is very important to carry out anti -fraud propaganda. It is necessary to raise the awareness of anti -fraud." Zhao Occupation believes that propaganda education is an important and arduous item in anti -fraud work. Therefore, the regulatory authorities and public security organs need to increase publicity. It is to increase anti -fraud on the network platform. "Although there are some promotional materials at present, they may not pay attention to young people who are not interested in, so we need to innovate propaganda. Use the way that conform to the interests and preferences of adolescents to attract their attention. It is also recommended that the school offers some anti -fraud courses Or a special lecture to improve adolescent anti -fraud in these ways. "

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