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General News of Tuesday, July 9, 2019
Source: Clbadfmonline.com
2019-07-09
ACP David Eklu
Ghanaian police have launched their online education series "Time with Police" on social media platforms Facebook and Twitter, as part of its quest to ensure a security-conscious population …
Ghanaian police have launched their online education series "Time with the Police" on social media platforms Facebook and Twitter, as part of its quest to ensure a security-conscious population.
Today's first edition, Tuesday, July 9, 2019, was devoted to "How to strengthen your personal safety".
In the Facebook live video, ACP Director General of Public Affairs David David Senanu Eklu accused the public, especially young people, of being more concerned about security and avoiding publishing. too much information about them on social networks.
He advised young people to become aware of people who attract and cheat people under the pretext of love.
ACP Eklu said, "Social media is a new craze. We are all fascinated by social media. Although it is a handy tool used to communicate, send photos, send messages, etc., it can also be a tool that criminals can use. use to get to you.
"If you are on Facebook, please do not disclose your travel itinerary or your place of residence. If you are on Facebook, do not give too much detailed information about your place of work, your home time, your holiday location, etc.
"We have also had occasions where people use Facebook accounts to defraud by simulating your photos, your social commitments, so be careful when using Facebook."
ACP Eklu added: "Young people have also been blackmailed and all sorts of violations of their privacy because they have fallen in love with someone on Facebook. It is dangerous. Let's go back to our traditional system of falling in love and be very careful when you are contacted on Facebook or any other type of social media, which you may not be able to guarantee to the person behind it.
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