Secure every device you use
Pick your device and follow the steps: the settings to switch on, what to do and what not to do, parental controls, and what to do if something goes wrong.
Android phone
Your phone holds more personal data than any other device: photos, messages, accounts and verification codes. A few simple settings make it much safer.
iPhone and iPad
iPhones and iPads are secure when they're up to date and protected by a strong passcode. Your Apple Account is the key to everything – protect it well.
Windows computer
Computers are used for school, games and work – often by several family members. Updates, separate accounts and Windows Security are the basics.
Mac / macOS
Macs have good built-in protection, but they're not invincible. Updates, FileVault and downloading only from trusted sources are essential.
Web browser
Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari are our doorway to the internet. Updates, checked extensions and blocking spam notifications make browsing much safer.
Game consoles
PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo Switch come with accounts, purchases and voice chat. With the right family settings, gaming stays safe and fun.
Smart TVs and smart devices
TVs, cameras, voice assistants, smartwatches and other connected devices are small computers with microphones and cameras. They need protecting too.
Home Wi-Fi and router
The router is the internet doorway for the whole home. A new admin password, WPA3/WPA2, WPS switched off and up-to-date firmware protect every device in the family.
5 rules that apply to EVERY device
1) Update · 2) Lock the screen · 3) Unique password + 2FA · 4) Download only from official stores · 5) Back up