'It's probably nothing' but your call could save lives - that's the message of a Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) counter-terrorism publicity campaign which seems to get reincarnated each year. It's supported by radio, poster and 1.4m leaflet drop to households in London.
Overall its actually a good campaign and asks the public to question the norm - just in case it's something much more.
This however compares to the recently publicised FBI campaign which includes these actions as deemed 'suspicious':
- Using multiple mobile sim cards
- Pays with cash
- Communicates using VOIP
- Uses encryption
- Trying to shield your computer screen from others
Sound familiar? Some of these are basic security measures which I and people I know do, but are we terrorists - I think not! The full details of the 25 FBI campaigns can be viewed here.
So its MPS 1 - FBI 0
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In the UK call the confidential
Anti-Terrorist Hotline
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