Connecting online is wonderful — but caution is key.
Facebook, Instagram, and email help seniors stay in touch with family, but they also create opportunities for scammers. Learning to spot red flags helps protect your information and your peace of mind.
George, 72, received a friend request from what looked like his grandson’s account — complete with family photos. When “his grandson” messaged asking for emergency money, George hesitated and called him directly. The real grandson was perfectly fine — and George stopped a scam in its tracks.
Top 3 Social Media Safety Tips
At Fellowship Homes Senior Living, we celebrate connection — and encourage caution. By staying informed, seniors can enjoy all the best parts of the digital world, safely.
