What to do if you've fallen for a cyberscam? How can you detect and prevent scams from computers, phones or texts? Did you know that since 2020, cybercrime has risen 62 percent and cost Americans 50 and older nearly 3 billion dollars? This data is according to the latest report from the FBI.

AARP wants to make you aware of this and other shocking fraud and to that end, The Waterbury Public Library welcomes back AARP volunteer Bill April with another program on cybercrime identity theft, and phone scams on Wednesday, November 9th.

Bill has over 30 years' experience in I.T. and is knowledgeable in Windows systems, anti-virus systems, email systems, networking and much more. He will not only share his wealth of knowledge and experience but you'll get a firsthand peek into Bill's SPAM folder.

Why and how does identity theft occur? How can you spot it and what protective steps can prevent it? If you have been a victim of identity theft, Bill can help you navigate the steps necessary to regain your life. Come to this important program, Wednesday, November 9th in the library's Sal room at 6:30 PM.

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