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Don't get got! Here's the details about the latest phone scam.

We're getting word about ANOTHER phone scam, this time in Smith County.

It's almost scary when you consider that some of these scammers can use an "official" phone number to execute their ruse unless you know the signs to look for.

I can't believe there is still a functioning number that you can call to get the time and temperature.

Scammers are "spoofing" the Tyler PD's primary dispatch non-emergency number and asking for financial information. Don't give it to them.

Watch out for FEMA scammers. They will scam you on your phone. They do it 'cause they're bad to the bone.

Even though its a new year, scammers have found a new way to scam and the Smith County Sheriff's Office wants all of East Texas to know about it.

If you want to have a truly unique phone that none of your friends have, this is it. It's retro-cool, and you can make the rotary dial phone in just a few steps.

Maybe it's time to (cautiously) go outside.

If you're an AT&T customer, chances are you've had some issues on the other line today.

Never give out your personal information over the phone.

If your phone battery drains quickly, it may not be due to all the music you're listening to. A quickly dying battery is one sign that your phone may have been hacked.