For Families

Module 1 — Talking About Tech as a Family

Talking About Tech as a Family

The most important tool for online safety isn't a device or an app — it's the conversation. This module shows how you talk about digital life as a family, without it turning into an interrogation.

Module 2 — Setting Up Devices Safely

Setting Up Devices Safely

A new tablet, phone or console — set it up together instead of secretly supervising. This module shows how you agree child accounts, age limits, payment blocks and time limits as a family. Not a spy tool, a project for two.

Module 3 — What We Share, What We Keep

What We Share, What We Keep

Family data hygiene: what do we post about ourselves and our kids? Who's allowed to share what? This module makes clear agreements possible — for parents, kids, grandparents, aunts and uncles.

Module 4 — Scams That Target Families

Scams That Target Families

Scammers have discovered families: kids who still believe in free V-Bucks, parents who get WhatsApp messages from 'my new number', class chats with fake competitions. This module shows the most common scams — and how you spot them together.

Module 5 — Safe Gaming Together

Safe Gaming Together

Online gaming isn't the problem. Unsupervised gaming with strangers is. This module shows you how to play as a family — with clear rules, open eyes for the risks, and real joy in the game.

Module 6 — Photos and Privacy

Photos and Privacy

Family photos are precious — and tricky. Who gets to see what? What about old preschool pictures, the class-parent WhatsApp chat, vacation shots that grandma forwards to everyone? This module turns gut feelings into a shared family photo plan.

Module 7 — Screen Time and Boundaries

Screen Time and Boundaries

Family rules around screen time that actually work — because they apply to everyone. It's not the 'how many minutes?' that matters, but the 'how and with whom?'

Module 8 — When Something Goes Wrong at Home

When Something Goes Wrong at Home

Sooner or later something goes wrong — cyberbullying, a grooming attempt, a hacked account, an embarrassing photo, an accidental purchase. This module shows what matters in the first 24 hours, how to report, where to get help — and how you weather the worst as a family. Closes the eight-module series.