Tips on keeping minors safe from social media scams
Those quizzes and surveys that pop up on your social media feed seem fun and harmless, but they can cost you personal information and even money.
BEAUMONT, Texas — The Better Business Bureau in Southeast Texas is sending a warning out to parents on how to protect children and teens from identity theft.
Those quizzes and surveys that pop up on your social media feed seem fun and harmless, but they can cost you personal information and even money.
The advice that the BBB is giving on the issue is to always think twice before giving out any personal information and talking to kids about what could happen if their information is stolen.
The BBB says that one important way in keeping children safe is being aware what social media platforms they frequent.
President and CEO of the BBB in Southeast Texas Liz Fredrichs says keeping tabs on the amount