It's another day, and another scam. The FBI has sent out a warning about how to protect yourself from the latest "smishing" texts scam, which tries to trick cell phone users into thinking they have unpaid road tolls.

As we get wiser, phone scammers get trickier. Some manipulate QR codes, others threaten, and still others pose as government officials or even as members of your own family.

ZPass, EZDriveMa and other road toll collection services claiming you owe unpaid tolls and seeking immediate payment by asking you to "click here" – don't click on the links. In a new warning,

The Rhode Island Division of Motor Vehicles is warning residents of a text scam that targets E-ZPass customers.