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THE INTERNET TAUGHT YOU HOW TO SCROLL.

WE’LL TEACH YOU HOW TO TAKE CONTROL.

When you first got access to the internet, no rulebook told you what to do online, what to watch out for, or what the risks were.

No one sat you down and explained what happens to your data, how to spot a scam, who to trust, or what to do when something goes wrong. You were simply expected to know.

But you shouldn’t have to figure it all out on your own.

The online world is constantly changing, and knowing how to navigate it is a skill, not something you’re just supposed to know. KnowledgeFlow is here to give you the knowledge, tools, and confidence to understand what’s happening behind the screen, protect what matters to you, and make your own smart and safe choices online.

UnHackable 60-Second Digital Skills Challenge

Test your digital skills with the quiz below! Choose what you’d genuinely do in each situation, then click “Check” to see immediate feedback. Complete the quiz to get your score and discover what it says about your UnHackable skills. Be honest; there are no perfect scores. This is your starting point!

Interpret your scores below!

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Checking your Digital Life

Stop guessing. Find out what your digital life actually looks like. Grab your phone and take a few minutes to review your settings, permissions, accounts, and habits. You might discover things you didn’t know were switched on, connected or visible.

iPhone: Settings → Privacy & Security → Microphone
Android: Settings → Privacy → Permission Manager → Microphone
Look for: How many apps can use your microphone?
Do this: Turn off microphone access for one app that doesn’t need it.

iPhone: Settings → Privacy & Security → Location Services
Android: Settings → Location → App permissions
Look for: Which apps can access your location?
Do this: Change one app’s location access if it doesn’t need it.

iPhone: Settings → Privacy & Security → Camera
Android: Settings → Privacy → Permission Manager → Camera
Look for: How many apps can use your camera?
Do this: Remove camera access from one app that doesn’t need it.

iPhone & Android: Turn your phone off, then examine what shows up when you turn it on. Consider the lock screen, notification messages, if you can reply to a message on the lock screen, etc.
Look for: Can someone see message content without unlocking your phone?
Do this: Hide sensitive notification content on your lock screen.
– iPhone: Settings → Notifications → Show Previews
– Android: Settings → Notifications → Lock screen

Open the service you use to store your passwords and review your saved accounts. If you memorize your passwords instead, mentally review them.
Look for: Are you using different passwords for different accounts? If you can easily remember most of them, you may be relying on too few variations or patterns.
Do this: Pick one important account that uses a repeated or predictable password and change it to a unique password you don’t use anywhere else.

Open your app list and look for apps you haven’t used recently.
Look for: Apps you forgot you had.
Do this: Delete one app you no longer use.

You just took an important step toward taking your tech on your own terms. Your accounts, passwords, permissions and settings are yours to control. Don’t want an app to have access? Revoke it. Want stronger, unique passwords? Create them. Find a setting you don’t like? Change it.

Being UnHackable isn’t about being perfect. It’s about knowing you have choices and you have control. Your digital life is yours. Take charge of it.

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NOVEMBER 16, 2026

Register for cyberDay 2026

This isn’t Cyber Monday. It’s National CyberDay 2026!
National CyberDay is our annual day of cybersecurity education, and it’s also the release date for some of the new resources, courses, and activities we’ve been working on.

This year, it’s all about AI. 🤖 Artificial intelligence is changing quickly and showing up in more of the technology we use every day. So this CyberDay, we’re exploring what AI can do, how it’s being used beyond the tools you may already know, and the responsibilities that come with it.

Curious about AI? Come check it out on November 16, 2026! Register today down below!

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Learn cybersafety and cybersecurity

Enroll in charting your course: A map from cybersafey to cybersecurity

Explore the world of cybersafety and cybersecurity, learning about the online risks that can affect you, from cybercrime and scams to privacy and the ways your personal information can be accessed and used.

Discover cybercriminal tactics, discover the potential harms you can encounter online, and build practical skills to protect your information, accounts, privacy, and digital life. Along the way, explore what a career in cybersecurity can look like and discover the different paths you can take to get there.

Learn what is out there. Understand the risks. Protect yourself. Enroll today!

TEACHERS: Enroll your class today and receive anonymized accounts for students, so no personal student information is provided or collected. No names, no email addresses, and no student numbers.

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Keep learning. Keep playing. Keep exploring.

You have started building the knowledge to navigate the online world with more confidence, but there is always something new to discover. New technologies, new risks, and new ways of staying safe are constantly emerging. The good news? Learning does not have to feel like homework.

Keep exploring with the Cybersafety Academy, where you can dive into interactive courses, take on challenges, and put your skills to the test through games like Cyber Sentinel and Cyber Royale. Whether you want to learn something new, sharpen your skills, or simply see what you can do, there is plenty more to explore.

Keep your curiosity going. Your next challenge is waiting.

Learn more about the Cybersafety Academy
Enroll in CyberSentinel
Enroll CyberRoyale