Bank impersonation scams are rising, and their goal is to get personal information such as account numbers and passwords from you. Scammers now use AI to mimic human voices, write convincing emails, or create fake “live chats” with “customer service.” Be wary of unexpected messages claiming an urgent issue with your bank account. When in doubt, call your bank directly at the phone number on your debit card. | Webster-Calhoun Cooperative Telephone Association

14 reactions | There is a worrying rise in the number of online and telephone scams which bombard us and our loved ones on a daily basis. Today in Parliament, I asked the Home Secretary what resources she plans to give police forces to tackle these appalling crimes. | Tim Farron | Facebook