Watch and learn

A calm walk-through for Android — restrict what they can reach, set a screen-time limit, and see which apps they actually use. Fifteen minutes of setup, done once.

What bullying looks like on a group chat, how to spot it when your child will not say it out loud, and the steps that actually stop it. With examples from Indian schools.

Simple enough for a six-year-old: which sites are safe, what you never share, and when to come and tell a grown-up. Good to watch sitting next to them.

For teenagers: why a post from today can still be around at a job interview, and how to keep a version of yourself online you will not wince at later.

In-game purchases, voice chat with strangers, and the pressure to keep playing. What to turn off in Roblox and PUBG, and what to say about the rest.

Made with Google and Common Sense Media: plain-language ground rules for families — what to teach before handing over a device, and what to watch for after.

How grooming can start with a friendly stranger online, the warning signs an adult should not ignore, and how to talk to your child without making them feel blamed. If it has already happened, CHILDLINE India (1098) and cybercrime.gov.in take it from here.

A short, practical look at what actually helps a child being bullied — believing them first, then acting. The same steps apply whether it starts at school or in a group chat.

Google's five simple rules for young kids going online for the first time — smart, alert, strong, kind, and brave. A good one to watch together before handing over a device.

Why being a good digital citizen matters as much as being a safe one — respecting others online, thinking before sharing, and making smart calls without a parent watching every move.

How sextortion scams usually start, the red flags before the blackmail begins, and why being an upstander for a friend matters. Never pay, never send more — report to cybercrime.gov.in or call 1098.