Gyeongsangbuk-do announced that, in collaboration with the member organizations of the "Gyeongsangbuk-do Safety PR Network," it has produced a total of 18 safety public service campaigns since 2024 through the province's official YouTube channel, "Boiso TV." The cumulative view count for these campaigns has reached 824,000.

The Gyeongsangbuk-do Safety PR Network is a business agreement established in May 2024 by four organizations: Gyeongsangbuk-do, the Gyeongsangbuk-do Autonomous Police Committee, the Gyeongsangbuk-do Provincial Police Agency, and the Gyeongsangbuk-do Office of Education. It was designed to jointly plan and produce safety promotions that were previously scattered across individual organizations.

In 2024, the network produced campaigns focused on preventing youth drug use and eradicating cyber gambling. In 2025, it introduced campaigns for loneliness death (kodoksa) prevention, child protection zone traffic safety, and a short film on voice phishing.

In 2026, the network released a "Cyber Crime Prevention Rap" in collaboration with the Chilgok Grandma Rappers and a special feature by Korean history instructor Choi Tae-sung titled "The History and Prevention Methods of Voice Phishing."

On the 21st, marking the 81st Police Day, the public official in charge of Boiso TV received a letter of appreciation from the Commissioner General of the Korean National Police Agency.

The province plans to continue its lifestyle safety campaigns in 2027 in cooperation with the partner organizations, focusing on areas such as voice phishing prevention, traffic safety, and youth drug prevention. It also plans to respond promptly to emerging crimes and safety issues.

Lee Hak-myung, Media Relations Officer for Gyeongsangbuk-do, stated, "We have dedicated ourselves to raising awareness in an easy and friendly manner regarding risks that anyone can encounter, such as voice phishing and traffic accidents, alongside our partner organizations. We will continue to expand the public service role of new media and create safety content that provides practical help to the daily lives of provincial residents."

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