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In this episode of 'Scam Me,' we dive into the history of scams, starting from ancient Greece with Hegestratos' ill-fated insurance fraud, leading up to the modern phenomena of misinformation and online deception. We discuss how easily people can be misled, using the example of a false rumor about Emma Watson. The conversation sheds light on the intentional spread of misinformation, particularly during crises like the COVID-19 pandemic. We also explore the potential future where fake online personas and bots could outnumber real people, emphasizing the need for heightened online safety awareness.

New Episode drops Monday & Friday

Scam Me is the podcast that unpacks the wild world of online safety and scams through the lens of neurodiiversity and disability. Big thanks to our sponsors, funders and supporters:

Avon & Somerset Police & Crime Commissioner, Cutlure Gem and South Glos Disability Equality Network.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tune into Scam Me, the podcast that breaks down online safety and scams without the boring bits. We chat about using tools like ChatGPT to help with everyday tasks, especially if you have disabilities like dyslexia. Discover why curiosity and experimenting with new tech are your best skills for the future. Join us for a fun, informative chat on staying safe online and making tech work for everyone!

Full episode will drop on Monday 30th June

Scam Me is the podcast that unpacks the wild world of online safety and scams through the lens of neurodiiversity and disability. Big thanks to our sponsors, funders and supporters:

Avon & Somerset Police & Crime Commissioner, Cutlure Gem and South Glos Disability Equality Network.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of 'Scam Me,' hosted by Lucy and Cam from Inclusive Change at Work, the discussion centers on online safety and cybersecurity, especially concerning neurodiverse and disabled individuals. Presenting from Paul's Place, a club for people with physical disabilities, the hosts and participants share personal experiences with social media, touching on issues like fake friend requests and the impacts of cyber attacks. The episode also delves into accessibility challenges, highlighting the need for more inclusive technology and thoughtful design. Special thanks are given to sponsors Culture Gem and Avon and Somerset Police and Crime Commissioner and show sponsor South Glos Disability Equality Network.

Scam Me is the podcast that unpacks the wild world of online safety and scams through the lens of neurodiiversity and disability. Big thanks to our sponsors, funders and supporters:

Avon & Somerset Police & Crime Commissioner, Cutlure Gem and South Glos Disability Equality Network.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.