About this lesson

Mobile phone safety is crucial in today’s digital age, where smartphones are not just communication tools but gateways to our personal, financial, and work lives. Mobile phones store a wealth of personal data, including contacts, emails, photos, and access to online accounts. Compromised phone security can lead to data theft, identity theft, and unauthorized access to personal and financial information.

Course curriculum

    1. Lesson 1: Understanding the Need for Phone Safety

    2. Lesson 2: Identifying Potential Risks and Threats

    1. Lesson 1: Android

    2. Lesson 2: Apple

    3. Lesson 3: Computer/PC/Laptop

    1. Lesson 1: Strong Passwords

    2. Lesson 2: Password Manager

    1. Lesson 1: Domesitc Violence Mobile Safety

    2. Lesson 2: Staying safe from Technology Abuse

    1. Is Pin or Facial Recognition safer?
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Monthly checklist

Every month follow these tips to ensure your Mobile Phone is as safe as possible.

  • Check for and install any available updates for your operating system and installed apps. These updates often include critical security patches

  • Go through the list of apps on your phone and review the permissions each app has. Revoke any permissions that are unnecessary for the app’s functionality

  • Consider changing passwords for your most sensitive accounts regularly. Alternatively, update passwords that may be weak or reused across multiple services

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FAQ

  • Who are Protective Group?

    Protective Group are a private security and safety company that assists victims of violence. We have assisted over 30,000 victims in the past decade. You can learn more about us at protectivegroup.com.au.

  • How can I contact Protective Group for further help if I'm unsure about something?

    Please feel free to call us on 1300 743 000 or via email at [email protected]. The team here at Protective Group are always here to help.

  • Does Protective Group offer translation services?

    Our current team speak English, Chinese and Russian. We can arrange translation services.

  • Does Protective Group help with financial support?

    No. Protective Group is a private company and cannot assist with financial or housing support. We recommend speaking to your referrer if you have been referred to us or visit 1800respect.org.au for further assistance.

  • I'm worried about my physical and technology safety what should I do?

    If you were referred to us by a support service, please have discuss with them before contacting us. You can engage our services privately. Please contact our office on 1399 743 000 for further assistance.

  • I think my device is compromised/hacked what should I do?

    If you were referred to us by a support service discuss with them before contacting us. If they can assist you with a referral to our services, they will advise you of the process.

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