Digital Defense Guide

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Digital Defense, a guide for parents: stranger danger moved to the screen. Cover with founder holding Safe Hearts books and game
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Start here: table of contents and the one-page summary of the guide’s key rules for kids, phones, and posting
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The Pile: how AI connects years of family posts to locate kids, plus tonight’s privacy audit checklist
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Floors, not finish lines: recommended phone and social media rules by age, plus three rules for group chats
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The phone in the bedroom: why night is risky, plus a kitchen charging agreement to sign as a family
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AI and the law: the 2026 Anderegg ruling on AI-generated images, why kids’ faces matter, and what parents can do
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764 and online networks that target kids: how grooming escalates, warning signs, and what to do tonight
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If someone has a picture of your kid: five steps for kids and parents, plus where to report and get images removed
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Playbook checklist: privacy and contact settings for Roblox, Discord, consoles, Snapchat, TikTok, Instagram, and phones
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Free, built in, and most parents have never turned it on.
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Most parents never think of spotify as a place someone can reach their kids.
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Hidden apps on your child's phone
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Optional tools from Damsel in Defense: Ultimate Carry, Digital Defense identity protection, and Safe Hearts sets
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