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ネット安全2026/06/19

[WARNING] Do Your Words Truly Reach? How to Protect Yourself from Cyberbullying and Slander

Even in the invisible world of the internet, words can deeply hurt people. Let's learn together how to protect yourself and those around you.

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ネット安全2026/06/18

[WARNING] Is that online store really safe? The Growing Sophistication of Online Shopping Scams and Payment Traps

To help your family enjoy online shopping safely, we'll provide tips on how to spot fake websites and protect yourself from the latest payment scams.

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ネット安全2026/06/17

[WARNING] Losing Your Smartphone Is Extremely Dangerous! The Ultimate Guide to Finding, Locking, and Protecting Your Data

What if you lose or have your smartphone stolen, packed with so much important information? To avoid panicking, learn what you can do now and how to calmly respond in an emergency.

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ネット安全2026/06/16

[WARNING] Unexpectedly High Charges!? Protect Your Children from the Pitfalls of Online Gaming!

Are you aware of the dangers lurking in online games your children are engrossed in? High charges can occur without you even noticing. We'll share important tips for your family to enjoy gaming safely.

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ネット安全2026/06/15

[WARNING] Passwords Alone Aren't Enough! Thoroughly Protect Your Important Accounts from Hijacking with Two-Factor Authentication

Is it okay if your password leaks? Two-factor authentication is the strongest way to double the 'keys' to your online presence. Take the first step to protect your important information from unauthorized access!

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ネット安全2026/06/14

【Warning】Is that QR code truly safe? Protect yourself from increasingly sophisticated QR code scams!

Do you know the dangers lurking in common QR codes? Simply scanning one could lead to your money or personal information being stolen. To protect you, we'll share the latest tactics and countermeasures!

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ネット安全2026/06/13

[WARNING] Your SNS is Being Watched! How to Protect Yourself from Privacy Setting Pitfalls

The SNS you casually use might be unknowingly exposing your personal information to the world. Let's review your settings and enjoy safely!

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ネット安全2026/06/12

[WARNING] Free Wi-Fi in Cafes and Stations: The Dangerous Pitfalls Lurking in Its Convenience!

Free Wi-Fi is convenient when you're out and about. But wait a minute! Is that connection truly safe? Before your valuable information is stolen, Shemhaza will explain how to protect yourself from these dangers.

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ネット安全2026/06/11

【Warning】Dangers Lurking in Your Smartphone! How to Protect Yourself from Fake Apps and Malicious Programs

Even if they look exactly like the real thing, dangerous apps and programs might be targeting your smartphone. Check now to protect your valuable information!

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ネット安全2026/06/10

[WARNING] Don't be fooled by 'fake messages'! How to protect yourself from increasingly sophisticated phishing scams

Let's all be careful as a family! This column is about protecting you from 'impersonation scams' that target your information and money.

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ネット安全2026/06/09

[WARNING] Are Your Passwords Safe? The Dangerous Pitfalls of Reusing and Weak Passwords

"What? I always use the same password..." "I use my birthday." If this sounds like you, then before your precious personal information gets stolen, let's learn password security management techniques with Shemihaza.

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ネット安全2026/06/08

[WARNING] AI Forges Voices and Faces! Protect Your Loved Ones from New AI Impersonation Scams Posing as Family

Are you aware of the rapidly increasing AI-powered scams? This column is dedicated to protecting you from tactics where scammers impersonate family or friends to contact you.

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ネット安全2026/06/07

[WARNING] That person who looks just like a celebrity might be a fake? Protect yourself from sophisticated SNS investment scams!

Let's learn together what you can do starting today to prevent your family and loved ones from falling for "guaranteed profit investment schemes" they see on social media.

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ネット安全2026/06/06

WARNING: Targeting Smartphone Beginners! Protect Yourself from the Latest Online Scams and Cunning Illegal Part-Time Job Schemes

Wait a minute! Is that smartphone operation really safe? This column is about protecting yourself and your loved ones from the latest online scams and dangerous side hustles that junior high, high school students, and seniors are easily caught up in.

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ネット安全2026/06/05

[WARNING] Your Smartphone is Being Targeted! Latest Online Scams Easily Entrapping Junior High, High School Students, and Seniors

Dangers lurking in smartphones that every family member should be aware of. This column explains the latest online scams and malicious methods to protect yourself and your loved ones.

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ネット安全2026/06/03

[WARNING] Smartphone Beginners Targeted! How to Protect Yourself from the Latest Online Scams and 'Dark Part-time Jobs'

To ensure your loved ones don't face problems with smartphones. Based on the latest information from the National Consumer Affairs Center and the National Police Agency, we gently explain the methods of online scams and dangerous 'dark part-time jobs' that junior high/high school students and the elderly are particularly susceptible to, along with measures to avoid being deceived.

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ネット安全2026/06/02

[WARNING] Your Smartphone is Being Targeted! Latest Online Scams Easily Ensnaring Junior/Senior High School Students and the Elderly

The smartphone your whole family uses. A moment's carelessness can lead to major trouble. Learn about common scams and criminal tactics to protect your loved ones.

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ネット安全2026/06/01

【Warning】Targeting "Smartphone Beginners"! Don't Fall for the Latest Online Scams and Dark Part-Time Jobs!

Let's check together as a family! An advisor from the National Police Agency's Cyber Crime Division will discuss the latest online scams and dangerous pitfalls that junior high and high school students, as well as seniors who have just started using smartphones, are particularly susceptible to.

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