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https://youtu.be/7NOSZOIEVOs That scary pop-up saying your computer is infected might not be what it seems. In this tip, Bob The Cyber-Guy explains how fake browser security warnings try to trick people into acting fast — and what you should remember before clicking, calling, or installing anything. Stay calm. Think first. Let Cyber-Bob help you spot the warning signs. I used ChatGPT, Gemini's NotebookLM, and ScreenPal to put this information together. All videos featuring Cyber-Bob are available here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1_9cbkt8g23Y9OlMqTZElR_JO20E0AGy&si=vb75DBhUg_ZJarby #Cybersecurity #CyberBob #BobTheCyberGuy #TechSupportScam #OnlineSafety #PrivacyTips #DataProtection

https://youtu.be/weLasNN9Q-0 This guide (#8 of 14) focuses on simple steps for safely closing malicious or annoying browser windows without clicking on them. Here's the prompt I used to create the lesson: "Generate a short Storybook explaining how to safely deal with unwanted pop-ups and fake virus warnings (malware scares). Use the analogy of a 'Pesky Fly' that's annoying but harmless if you don't engage with it. The guide must clearly instruct the reader NOT to click any button on the pop-up, but instead, use the simple 'X' button in the corner of the entire web browser window to close the problem safely. Keep the steps basic and easy to remember." Key Lesson - How to safely close a pop-up window or browser tab without clicking on a scam button inside it. I used Copilot's Storybook to create this lesson, ZOOM's Clips to record the story (lesson) and ScreenPal do any final editing and to upload the lesson to YouTube. You can find all of th...