"Scobre;c-17494765" wrote:
Hackers are out in full force lately I noticed. I never suggest people change any personal information through e-mails. One click on the e-mail allows the hacker to access your computer and files. Some Microsoft ones have been coming through and had to ask a friend who works there about it which I guess is related to the Windows OS. I have noticed e-mails aren't just targeting older people but younger people too. As someone who has had their identity stolen, by very careful how you share personal information online. When in doubt, report as spam and don't click the e-mail. I have noticed hitting unsubscribe with some e-mails confirms e-mails as human and they sell your e-mail to other companies, so best not to hit it. But good site how advice on how to stop spam e-mails.
https://www.popsci.com/stop-spam-emails/
