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Why you should check your mum's Tinder: Tech-savvy young people are asked to prevent parents falling for online romance scams Young people have been urged to prevent parents from online romance scams  Queensland Police said many fraud scams could be prevented with a simple chat Rise of scamming syndicates is costing Australians billions of dollars every year Police said it's crucial to maintain privacy to avoid being targeted by scammers 

By Mark Brook For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 00:25 GMT, 20 February 2019 | Updated: 00:25 GMT, 20 February 2019

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Tech-savvy young people have been urged to prevent parents and grandparents from falling for online romance scams.

Speaking to ABC's Four Corners earlier this month, Queensland police Detective Inspector Vince Byrnes said many scams could be easily avoided with a chat. 

'Those tech-savvy younger people in our community, they can really help friends and family - be it parents and grandparents - to have a different perspective on what may be happening online with that new prospective partner,' Det. Insp. Byrnes said. 

Tech-savvy young people have been urged to prevent parents and grandparents from falling for online romance scams

Tech-savvy young people have been urged to prevent parents and grandparents from falling for online romance scams

According to the program, there's a growing concern over the rise of international scamming syndicates, which are costing Aussies billions of dollars every year.   

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