Bestseller · Flagship
$29 hardcover
A clear guide to recognizing online scams, fake videos, and quiet data risks.
AI moved quickly. Messages that once felt obviously fake can now sound like your bank, your boss, or someone in your family. This hardcover helps you sort what’s real from what’s noise, and what to do when something feels off — written simply, so you can read it cover to cover in a weekend.
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Five clear chapters you can finish in a weekend. No fluff, no fear-mongering, just what to watch for and what to do.
★★★★★ 4.9 average · 3,284 reviews
I’m 62. Almost sent money to a caller who sounded exactly like my grandson. Same voice, same panic. Hung up, called his real number, then bought this book the same week. Clear writing, no tech snobbery. I finished it over a weekend and I keep it on the kitchen counter. Already stopped one sketchy “bank” text using what I learned.
Neighbor got hit by a fake IRS call using AI. We read this together the next Saturday. Checklists you can actually use. I ordered another copy for my church group. If you’re over 50 and still treating scam calls like a joke, read this before the joke’s on you.
I’m 74 and I live on my phone more than I’d like to admit. Banking, texts, photos of the grandkids. This walked me through the tricks without making me feel dumb. I keep the checklist next to my charger now. Wish I’d had it before that “Microsoft support” call last year.
Solid book. A little dense in the middle if you’re brand new to phones, but the scam chapters are excellent. I dog-eared the pages on deepfake video and share-screen scams. Gave it to my sister after she almost “verified” her Social Security over the phone.
I’m 58, work in construction management, and I thought I was pretty sharp about scams. This showed me tricks I hadn’t even heard of. Voice clones that sound like your boss asking for a wire. Fake Zoom backgrounds. The checklist at the end is what I actually use. Buy it before something happens, not after.
Bought this after my mom (78) almost fell for a Microsoft “support” call. The book helped me explain it to her without making her feel stupid. That’s rare. Language is respectful. Advice is doable. We’ve already blocked a few numbers together using what we learned.
