In response to a surge in deceptive digital dealings, Durham County Government has announced a series of educational workshops designed to help citizens combat the rising wave of online and phone scams. Recognizing that anyone can fall prey to such nefarious schemes, the initiative, hosted by the Durham County Library, aims to equip residents with the know-how to spot and sidestep potential online scams.
With the threat looming like a shadow over the online world, these workshops promise a foray into basic online security, alongside showcasing ways to detect common scams. Participants will also be briefed on the latest scamming tactics currently circulating. The workshops are set to take place across several Durham County Library locations throughout August and September. As spots are capped, interested individuals are encouraged to act swiftly and secure their place.
Prospective attendees can consider the following schedule, as announced in a social media post by the Durham County Government: “Sessions will be held at various Durham County Library locations during the months of August and September. Registration is required and spots are limited. So, hurry if you want to attend!” Highlighting the urgency to act promptly, the post warns that the limited spots will likely fill quickly…