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Young people aged 18–25 are more likely to worry about the profile they share with their friends on social media than protecting themselves from becoming a victim of fraud, a new survey reveals.1 While limiting who can see information on their profile is a key priority, young people feel that when it comes to fraud they simply aren’t at risk, despite figures showing that this demographic admitted they were unsure whether they would recognise a fraudulent approach.

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