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What seniors should change on Facebook now to reduce scam and privacy risks

Summary by burlingtontoday.com
Fraud and cybercrime cost Canadians $638M in 2024, with almost 40% of that amount lost by senior citizens. Healthy skepticism and a reviewing privacy settings for social media apps like Facebook are key in keeping yourself safe

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What seniors should change on Facebook now to reduce scam and privacy risks

Fraud and cybercrime cost Canadians $638M in 2024, with almost 40% of that amount lost by senior citizens. Healthy skepticism and a reviewing privacy settings for social media apps like Facebook are key in keeping yourself safe

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burlingtontoday.com broke the news on Saturday, April 25, 2026.
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