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Online Safety

Not everyone needs a security platform.
But everyone deserves to feel safe and confident online.

This is a small collection of free videos and guides for everyday digital life. They’re practical, plain-English, and designed to help people recognise common risks, make better decisions, and know when to ask for help.

No jargon. No scare tactics. Just clear, supportive advice.

Built for real people, not specialists

Technology moves quickly. Confidence doesn’t always keep up.

Plain English

Explanations that assume nothing, and don’t talk down to anyone.

Calm guidance

We avoid fear-based messaging. Confidence is part of safety.

Practical habits

Real-world decisions, everyday situations, and what to do when something feels off.

Free, by design

These resources are here because online safety shouldn’t be locked behind paywalls. Use them, share them, come back when you need to.

Teens

Practical guidance for teens navigating gaming, social media, privacy, boundaries, and digital reputation - without lectures.

✓ Game Smart, Share Smarter - Teen Online Safety
✓ Online? Fine - Parent Guide (supporting teens)

Best for: teens who game / scroll / stream, and parents wanting better conversations.

Tech Tips

Clear, calm guidance to help you stay safe and confident online - focused on scams, safe habits, and simple explanations.

✓ What Would My Kid Do? – Simple Tech Advice
✓ The Digital Household - Family Cyber Safety
✓ Digital Confidence - Online Safety
✓ Staying Safe Online – General Awareness

Best for: adults who want practical guidance, and families supporting less confident relatives.

Kids

Simple, friendly online safety for younger children - focused on smart habits, kindness, and asking a trusted adult for help.

✓ Be a Cyber Hero - Online Safety for Kids
✓ Online? Fine - Parent Guide (supporting younger kids too)

Best for: younger children and parents who want a calm starting point.

Where this fits

Online safety shouldn’t be a premium feature or something you have to earn. It’s a basic requirement of modern life.

Everyone should be able to participate in the digital world safely, confidently, and without fear – regardless of age, background, or technical ability.

These resources exist because we believe access to clear, practical online safety guidance should be open to all, without barriers, judgement, or pressure.

People-first security – good habits for everyone.

A safer internet starts with calmer conversations

Pick a page, watch a video, and come back when you need to. You don’t need to know everything – you just need information you can trust.