«Ответы на ЕГЭ» и чат-боты: как мошенники используют тревогу выпускников

The main period of the Unified State Exam (USE) has begun in Russia. On the first day, graduates took chemistry, history, and literature tests: some approached the exam confidently, others with trepidation, and parents were just as worried as their students. In the new episode of the "Chat with the Teacher" program on RBC Radio, we discuss how the first day of exams went, what to do if two USE exams fall on the same date, why the results shouldn't be taken as a death sentence, and how scammers are exploiting graduates' anxiety—from "USE answers" to chatbots and dangerous school chats. • [03:01] How to now report violations • [04:10] The first day of the Unified State Exam through the eyes of graduates and parents • [10:18] How schools prepare for exams • [13:15] What helps cope with anxiety • [14:37] When to retake • [20:05] How the history exam turned out • [23:22] Why the Unified State Exam is not the most important exam in life • [24:17] How scammers exploit the Unified State Exam • [34:28] Key digital security rules for graduates