State Police shares tips on keeping your identity safe during the holiday season
They say never respond to a random text message regarding an incorrect payment or non-delivered package.
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7h agoConnecticut State Police released tips to help people stay safe from identity theft this holiday season.
They say never respond to a random text message regarding an incorrect payment or non-delivered package.
Police also say not to respond to emails regarding any online account that appears to be demanding some kind of immediate action with your password or identity.
Click here for the full list of tips.
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