Job
Dating
Digital Human Trafficking
Safety and Traveling
Safety 1
100

A DM offers you $500/day just to like YouTube videos and TikToks. What should you do? 

  • A. Quit your day job immediately

  • B. Ask for a promotion

  • C. Block and report because it's a classic scam

  • D. Send them your bank details

C. Block and report because it's a classic scam

100

Your new Bumble match from abroad falls deeply in love with you after 12 hours. What is happening?

  • A. Destiny and true love

  • B. Love bombing / romance scam

  • C. You look like a K-pop idol

  • D. A glitch in the algorithm

B. Love bombing / romance scam

100

How does modern digital trafficking usually begin?

  • A. A white van pulling up

  • B. A fake job ad on Instagram/Telegram

  • C. Someone throwing a sack over you

  • D. A mysterious letter in the mail

B. A fake job ad on Instagram/Telegram

100

Fact or Myth

Digital human trafficking only happens through violent, physical kidnapping by strangers in vans

MYTH: Most modern digital trafficking begins through voluntary interactions with deceptive job ads and online offers.

100

Myth or Fact

Scammers only target elderly people because young people are too tech-savvy to fall for internet tricks.

MYTH: Young adults and Gen Z fall for online job, investment, and shopping scams at surprisingly high rates due to high digital exposure.

200

An "overseas recruiter" asks for Rp 2.000.000 for an "exclusive interview uniform." This is called: 

  • A. A smart investment

  • B. A massive red flag

  • C. Standard company policy

  • D. Networking tax

B. A massive red flag

200

A handsome stranger online says he can double your money on a "secret crypto platform." This scam is known as:

  • A. Ghosting

  • B. Pig Butchering (Sha Zhu Pan)

  • C. Breadcrumbing

  • D. Gaslighting

B. Pig Butchering (Sha Zhu Pan)

200

Can smart, university-educated, tech-savvy people get tricked by digital trafficking syndicates?

  • A. No, only older people

  • B. No, education makes you immune

  • C. Yes, anyone can be targeted

  • D. Only people without smartphones

C. Yes, anyone can be targeted

200

What is a good safety routine before starting a job far from home?

  • A. Delete all social media

  • B. Share your contract, flight details, and location with family

  • C. Change your legal name

  • D. Turn off your GPS completely

B. Share your contract, flight details, and location with family

200

Fact or Myth

Browsing in 'Incognito Mode' protects your device from malware, online scams, and fake websites.

MYTH: Incognito only avoids saving local browsing history; it does not protect against phishing or scam sites.

300

A recruiter immediately asks you to leave LinkedIn and chat only on Telegram. Why? 

  • A. Telegram has better stickers

  • B. Chats are harder to trace and report

  • C. LinkedIn is having maintenance

  • D. Their CEO only uses Telegram

B. Chats are harder to trace and report

300

Your online "girlfriend" refuses to do a 10-second video call because "her front camera is broken." She is most likely:

  • A. Using a Nokia 3310

  • B. Catfishing with stolen photos

  • C. Extremely shy

  • D. Living in a dark room

B. Catfishing with stolen photos

300

What is the first thing scam syndicates take from workers upon arrival?

  • A. Their snack stash

  • B. Their passport and phone

  • C. Their shoes

  • D. Their luggage locks

B. Their passport and phone

300

Myth or Fact

Traveling abroad on a tourist visa for work is standard practice, and the company will convert it legally after you land

MYTH: Working on a tourist visa is illegal, exposes you to deportation, and leaves you unprotected by labor laws.

300

Fact or Myth

An urgent message demanding you keep an overseas job offer a complete secret from your family is standard corporate etiquette.

MYTH: Demanding secrecy is an isolation tactic designed to keep victims from receiving advice or intervention.

400

"No CV, no interview, high salary in Southeast Asia, flight covered tomorrow." What is the actual job?

  • A. Executive Assistant

  • B. Travel Influencer

  • C. Forced cyber-scam operator

  • D. Luxury Hotel Tester

C. Forced cyber-scam operator

400

Why do romance scammers spend weeks just chatting before mentioning money?

  • A. They are bored

  • B. To build emotional trust so you drop your guard

  • C. They have bad typing speed

  • D. They forgot the script

B. To build emotional trust so you drop your guard

400

What are victims forced to do once trapped in scam compounds?

  • A. Code mobile games

  • B. Scam other innocent people online 16 hours a day

  • C. Manage hotel bookings

  • D. Teach English to locals

B. Scam other innocent people online 16 hours a day

400

Fact or Myth

In Indonesia, you can verify official overseas recruitment agencies directly through the BP2MI or Ministry of Manpower databases.

FACT: The Indonesian government maintains a public registry of authorized overseas employment agencies.

400

Which prominent NGO in Indonesia works to protect young people and children from trafficking and exploitation?

  • A. Greenpeace

  • B. ECPAT Indonesia

  • C. PMI (Palang Merah)

  • D. WWF

B. ECPAT Indonesia

500

Before signing an overseas job contract, which Indonesian official agency should you cross-check with?

  • A. BMKG

  • B. BPOM

  • C. BP2MI

  • D. BKN

C. BP2MI

500

Fact or Myth

Online predators and scammers always ask for money or sensitive favors during the very first conversation.

MYTH: Many build rapport over weeks or months using casual conversation, memes, and emotional support before introducing any trap.

500

Fact or Myth

If a recruiter sends you a company profile with a sleek website and cool office photos, it is 100% genuine

MYTH: Scammers easily clone legitimate websites, steal corporate logos, and use stock photos

500

Fact or Myth

If you accidentally transfer money to a scammer, specialized 'hacker recovery agencies' advertising in online comment sections can easily hack it back for you.

MYTH: 'Recovery service' ads are almost always secondary scams designed to steal even more money from already desperate victims.

500

Fact or Myth

Trafficking victims are free to leave scam compounds as long as they return their initial flight tickets.

MYTH: Syndicates trap victims using physical isolation, armed guards, and fabricated, impossible debts.