Mel Robbins

No, if somebody's asking you to send or wire crypto, it's a scam.

Wow.

How do you know if you've been hacked?

Let's go through each one.

How do you know if your phone's been hacked?

How do you know if your bank account's been hacked?

How do you know, like, how do you know if your Amazon account's been hacked?

Okay, I gotta go do that.

And what about like banking?

Like I've heard like if you get a weird like hit on your account for like a dollar or two dollars, that's somebody now penetrating a charge before they're going to hit you big.

It's so true.

You know, there's so many of us, I'll speak for myself, and I'm sure as you're listening or you're watching this on YouTube right now, that you're doing nothing to protect yourself online.

Like you think you are.

Right.

But as I'm listening to this, I'm just thinking of the huge digital footprint of all the information and the fact that they can then probably spider it to my son's information and my daughter's information and my husband's information and my parents' information and just like one giant family tree, it's now one giant digital footprint.

Yeah.

What do you say to someone like me and the person who's listening right now who feels so overwhelmed by the idea of needing to protect themselves online?

I hear a lot about voice cloning scams.

And as a family, we have a password, which I am not going to say what it is, for the inevitable moment when there is a voice cloning scam that happens so that you can say, what's the password?

If you feel like something's weird and we have this weird random word.