Families
Everyday safety for a household: the scams that reach your phone, your inbox and your front door.
6 lessons, free to read and reuse under CC-BY-4.0.
After a scare: who to tell at home
If money, a password or a device may be compromised, tell a trusted person, call the bank on a number you already have, and report.
Children's photos, devices and sharing
Public posts, location and school details are data. Set privacy with your child, not for a child to read alone.
Household accounts and passwords
One shared password is a house key under the mat. Unique secrets, a manager, and 2-step verification.
Scams: Stop, Check, Tell Someone
A practical family plan for spotting urgent scams, verifying surprising stories and protecting money and accounts.
School, bank and parcel messages
A text about a fine, a delivery or a school trip is not proof. Open the real app or site yourself.
The call that sounds like family
A familiar voice on the phone is not proof. Hang up and call back on a number you already have.
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