Una, July 29 - An awareness camp was organized in the town hall of Una on Monday regarding digital literacy. In the camp, people were given detailed information about cyber crime, fake news, advertisements, social media etiquette, online security, online banking and digital platforms for various government schemes. This information was given by SDM Una Vishwa Mohan Dev Chauhan.
SDM told that in present times, the use of computers and mobiles is increasing. Every work is being linked to computers and online facilities to make it easy. Due to lack of complete information about the online process, people are becoming victims of cyber crime and digital fraud every day. He said that we share our personal information with others due to greed, due to which this crime is increasing day by day. To stop this crime, an important step has been taken by the government to give a message about cyber crime to the people and suggestions to avoid it reach the people. So that more and more people are aware about cyber and avoid it.
People present in the camp were made aware about cyber crime. He told that cyber crime is a crime in which personal information is obtained online using computer or mobile. And its misuse is called cyber crime. Through this, they steal personal information, bank details, Aadhaar details of any user and then commit cyber crime.

How to avoid cybercrime
Do not share your personal details on any website. You should avoid publishing your personal information online. Before downloading any software or app, confirm whether it is correct or not a fake app. Do not get tempted by any online scheme that talks about winning money or getting prizes.

What to do after a cybercrime incident
If anyone is a victim of cyber crime, he should first dial 1930 and lodge a complaint there and also keep the phone number from which you received the call and the U D RID through which you transferred your money and keep a screenshot of the same with you or you can register your complaint on the Indian Cyber ??Crime phone number 1800 209 6789.
On this occasion, CDPO Una Kuldeep Singh Dayal and other dignitaries were present.