Helping our parents navigate apps, online forms and scam alerts shouldn’t be seen as a chore, but as an act of love, says writer Nicole Chan. SINGAPORE: Every time a new scam alert pops up, I forward it to my parents. My mum usually replies right away. She sends me a thumbs-up and returns to whatever freelance project she’s juggling that week. My dad reacts differently. He reads my text slowly, thinks it through, and then asks me to look at messages he’s received that may be suspicious. These