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Attorneys General work together on social media protections for children

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By Caresse Jackman Verified
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(InvestigateTV) — Attorneys general from 42 U.S. states have written to Congress, urging action on algorithm-driven social media platforms, which they say have caused “generational harm” to young people’s mental health. Aaron Ford, Attorney General from Nevada, said they had to speak up for young people who don’t have an opportunity to speak up for themselves.
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Alerts issued over a rise in QR code scams, known as ‘quishing’

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By Caresse Jackman Verified
| Investigate TV Verified
(InvestigateTV) — “Quishing” attacks have skyrocketed by a factor of 10 between 2021 and 2024, according to security company Egress. Experian said quishing is when bad actors steal money, personal information, or sensitive data and infect devices by distributing altered QR codes meant to mimic legitimate companies. Identity Theft Resource Center Chief Operating Officer James Lee said he wants to warn consumers about the new scam.
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Social Security issues cause delay in payments

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By Caresse Jackman Verified
| Investigate TV Verified
(InvestigateTV) — The AARP recently issued a report claiming the Social Security Administration (SSA) is experiencing a service crisis. The report found long wait times, hang ups and major delays are just some of the issues people are having when they try to contact the Social Security Administration. “People can’t afford to wait,” AARP Senior Vice President for Government Affairs Bill Sweeney said.
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