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Social Media Self-Defense: Am I Getting Duped?
2025-09-11 16:30:00
2025-09-11 17:30:00
America/Indiana/Indianapolis
Social Media Self-Defense: Am I Getting Duped?
Scammers love to use the way our minds work against us, and the social media world gives them constant opportunities to find new targets for seemingly endless fraud.
Martindale-Brightwood Branch -
Thursday, September 11
4:30pm - 5:30pm
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2025-09-11 16:30:00
2025-09-11 17:30:00
America/Indiana/Indianapolis
Social Media Self-Defense: Am I Getting Duped?
Scammers love to use the way our minds work against us, and the social media world gives them constant opportunities to find new targets for seemingly endless fraud.
Martindale-Brightwood Branch -
Scammers love to use the way our minds work against us, and the social media world gives them constant opportunities to find new targets for seemingly endless fraud.
This program will explore the brain and give you tools that you can use to identify deceptive tactics in today's information landscape. Protect yourself and those around you by learning about how the mechanisms of social media take advantage of the way humans think.
See our book list Outsmarting Scammers.
Programs in the Outsmarting Scammers series are made possible by AARP-Indiana through grants to The Indianapolis Public Library Foundation.
AGE GROUP: | Seniors | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Financial Literacy | Class/Workshop |
Martindale-Brightwood Branch
Hours
About the branch
The Brightwood Branch opened in 1901 as the sixth public library in Indianapolis. It served the Brightwood community at several locations along Station Street, one street west of its current North Sherman Avenue storefront site which opened in 1972. A 1996 renovation at this location doubled the size of the branch to 5,400 square feet. In 2020, a brand-new branch building, across the street from the previous branch, was completed and re-named as the Martindale-Brightwood Branch.