Apple and Microsoft allow scammers and spammers to place unsolicited meeting requests on your calendar. This is a lack of security. Don’t decline the requests, because it alerts them that you saw the requests and interacted with them. But there is no option to simply delete them and block the
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Business pages on Facebook are recently getting a rash of realistic warnings saying the page is violating some unspecified term of service and is about to be taken down. The warnings say you must respond immediately by clicking an official-looking link. DON’T! It’s a scam. How to identify a bogus
Well, this is a depressing article. (From New York magazine)
Should be obvious, but just in case: if you get an automated call that your Windows license key has expired, don’t return the call. It’s a scam. Windows keys don’t expire and Microsoft won’t call you about something like this.
