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The Communications Authority is organising the “Beware of Phone and SMS Scam Poster and Slogan Design Competition”, which aims to raise the alertness of students and parents against phone and SMS scams. All primary school students in Hong Kong are welcome to participate. For details please visit the competition webpage: www.ofca.gov.hk/postercompetition.

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Introduction

The Communications Authority has launched its annual Consumer Education Campaign from June 2024 to March 2025 under the theme of "Say NO to Phone Scams”. Through the organisation of different programmes and activities, the Campaign aims to raise public alertness against telephone and SMS scams, highlight the measures adopted by the authority to combat telecommunications scams, as well as to promote consumer messages on smart use of various communications services.

Online Exhibition Website

You are welcome to visit the "Smart Use of Communications Services" online exhibition website at https:// www.ofca.gov.hk/exhibition to learn more about the tips on smart use of communications services. You may also play the interesting quiz game on the website to test your knowledge on smart use of communications services.

Community Talk Programme

In order to promote smart use of communications services at the community level, and remind the public to stay alert against telephone scams, the Communications Authority will continue to organise a series of community talks this year, covering a variety of informative topics as follows:

  • Smart use of communications services
  • Introduction of useful apps
  • Introduction of digital payment
  • Stay vigilant against fraudulent calls and SMS
  • Call-filtering services
  • Understanding consumer protection measures of communications services
Period: June 2024 – March 2025
Language: Cantonese
No. of participants: No less than 20
Duration: About one hour (can be adjusted if needed)
Venue: Physical / online seminar
(Physical seminar venue and facilities are provided by the participating organisation)
Fee: Free of charge
Past Consumer Education Campaigns