The most searched topic! "Execution of forced execution at home"​? How to deal with the "new tricks" of telecommunications fraud?

Recently, many netizens received "forced execution" fraudulent text messages, and the related topic immediately became a hot search

Last night (May 25), the topic word #shooting notice text message# rushed to the top of the hot search list.

The screenshot of the fraudulent text message posted by netizens read: Because you believed in goods fraud, you failed to appear in court. The specific location has been located through "Skynet". The local law enforcement department and judicial personnel have been notified to bring guns and lead a team to execute the forced execution at your door. For details, search "Execution Storm" on Douyin or follow "China Court Network" for details. The execution can be revoked if you settle all outstanding debts through the app before 2 p.m.

Image source: Ping An Beijing official Weibo

Some netizens also found

How come you also wrote "信货"?

Isn't it credit?

In response to this, the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau’s official Weibo @平安北京 responded to the incident, saying: “That’s it, what can I say? I’m speechless… I’m really speechless…” and posted the “Public Security Administration Punishment Law”:

Image source: Ping An Beijing official Weibo

Article 42 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on Public Security Administration Punishments: Anyone who commits any of the following acts shall be detained for not more than five days or fined not more than RMB 500; if the circumstances are serious, he shall be detained for not less than five days but not more than ten days and may be fined not more than RMB 500:

Image source: Ping An Beijing official Weibo

@江宁公安在线 also pointed out that this message is most likely an illegal loan collection text message.

Facing "new tricks" of telecommunications fraud

How to deal with it and what should we pay attention to?

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Reminder:

Be wary of stranger calls

Be sure to verify

Links and QR codes sent by strangers

Do not click or scan

Be vigilant when facing fraud!

Comprehensive sources: Safe Beijing, Jiangning Public Security Online, China Youth Daily, etc.