Is That Actually Your Grandchild’s Voice? | How to Stop AI Voice Scams Step-by-Step

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Imagine getting a terrifying phone call from your grandchild or daughter. They sound distraught, crying that they’ve been in a car accident and need cash immediately to stay out of jail. You would do anything to help them, right? But before you rush to the bank, you must ask yourself: Is this a real emergency, or is it a high-tech "grandparent scam" designed to steal your life savings?.

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The Scary Truth About Voice Cloning Scammers are now using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to clone the voices of your loved ones. By taking just a few seconds of audio from social media, these criminals can create a fake voice that sounds exactly like your family member, even mimicking their unique emotions and tones. In 2023 alone, seniors were conned out of approximately $3.4 billion in financial crimes, with AI making these scams more believable than ever by removing your "mental barrier to skepticism".
Step-by-Step: How to Protect Your Family We’ve broken this down so simply that even a 10-year-old can lead the family meeting! Follow these slow-paced steps to stay safe:
1. Stop and Breathe: Scammers rely on "urgency" to make you act fast so you don't use your best judgment. If a caller demands secrecy or immediate money, it is a major red flag.
2. Create a Family "Safe Word": Sit down with your family and pick a secret word or phrase that only you know.
◦ The Secret Rule: Make it unique! Do not use street names, pet names, or anything that can be found on your Facebook page.
◦ Expert Tip: A phrase of at least four words is even harder for scammers to guess.
3. The Identity Check: If you get a suspicious call, ask for the safe word immediately. If they can’t provide it, hang up!.
4. Verify Independently: Always hang up and call your family member back on the phone number you have saved in your contacts to see if they are actually okay.
5. Report the Scammers: If you are targeted, tell the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov to help protect other seniors.
Don't let technology scare you—let's master it together! Watch until the end to see exactly how to pick a safe word that no robot could ever guess.
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