Learn One Digital Safety Tip Weekly
Learn one digital safety tip each week so you stay confident and help others stay safe online.
5–10 mins
Weekly
Effort: Casual-
Ingredient: Safe Digital Access
Having reliable access to high-speed internet, secure digital platforms, data privacy, and adaptable tech tools
How
Pick your channel: choose a trusted source like an official agency, bank, or university. e.g., CERT-In, Google security blog.
Learn one thing weekly: 5–10 min to read/watch and note 3 bullets: what it is, why it matters, and one action (e.g., update a setting, turn on 2 factor authentication).
Share it forward: post your 3 bullets in the family/office group or show one person who might need it (help set it up if they ask).
Easy Start
Follow one credible channel today (email, blog, WhatsApp, or YouTube) and turn on notifications for new security tips or how-to guides.
Why It Matters
Questions and Thoughts
- “Is it credible?” → Prefer official/large institutions (govt cyber cells, banks, device makers, universities). Avoid tips with no author/source.
- “I’m not an expert.” → Share only what you’ve tried yourself; it’s fine to say, “not sure - let’s check.”
- “No time.” → Tie it to a cue (Sunday chai). Save items to a “Tech-Weekly” folder.
Care Notes
Before clicking a link, check if it’s from an official site (e.g., bank, government). If unsure, visit the official site directly instead of using the link. Never share personal details or screenshots in groups. If advice conflicts, go with the most official and most recent source.
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