The Isle of Man Constabulary is urging the public to talk to the older generation about cyber crime.
A recent scam that has been circulating involves perpetrators pretending to be sons and daughters in need of extra cash, targeting the older population.
Police are encouraging us to keep parents and grandparents safe by having a conversation with them about what to look out for.
You're reminded not to send money unless you're 100% sure who it is, and to report cyber concerns to OCSIA.
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