🚨 PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT 🚨

🚨 PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: Protect Yourself from Tech Support Scams 🚨 Scammers are becoming increasingly convincing. They may claim to be from Microsoft, Windows Support, or another well-known company. They often tell you your computer is infected, hacked, or has serious errors—and then pressure you to let them connect remotely. Remember: ✅ Microsoft does NOT call you out of the blue about problems with your computer. ✅ Never allow remote access to your computer unless you contacted a trusted local technician first. ✅ Never give out passwords, banking information, or payment details to unsolicited callers. ✅ If a pop-up claims your computer is locked or infected and tells you to call a phone number, it's almost certainly a scam. If you're unsure whether a warning is legitimate: • Close the browser (or restart your computer if necessary). • Contact a trusted computer professional for advice. • If someone has already connected to your computer, disconnect it from the internet immediately and seek assistance. A few minutes of caution can prevent identity theft, financial loss, and stolen personal information. Please share this post to help protect your friends, family, and neighbors—especially seniors, who are frequently targeted by these scams. Stay safe. Stay skeptical.