Family safety

Help family members avoid scams

Practical habits for protecting parents, relatives and less-technical family members without making them feel embarrassed or controlled.

Illustration of family members using a shared safety checklist to help each other verify suspicious situations.
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People are targeted because scammers are persuasive, persistent and good at creating pressure — not because the target is unintelligent. A useful family safety plan makes it normal to verify, especially before sending money, sharing a code or installing software.

The goal is not to teach every scam. It is to build a few habits that still work when the story changes.

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