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30-SECOND SCREEN

Spot red flags in 30 seconds

Answer a few quick questions about your child's online habits and gaming profile. You'll get a clear read on the risks, with practical next steps, in under a minute.

RED FLAGS TO WATCH

Which digital habits should worry parents and teachers?

A child who clears chat history or switches apps when you approach may be protecting something. Private browsing and hidden folders are worth a quiet conversation, not an accusation.

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REPORTING RESOURCES

Your evidence checklist and reporting guide

Preserve evidence, file a police report, and connect with legal, mental health, and funding professionals through SCAM DOWN Consulting. Get the step-by-step guide.

PARENT & TEACHER FAQ

Honest answers for the questions most programs dodge

Common questions from parents and teachers using the Digital Safety Check, answered in plain language.

Most red flags hide behind curated posts. Gamers spend hours building profiles that look clean to adults. If your child is online daily, the screening is worth the 30 seconds it takes to run.

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GUIDED NEXT STEPS

Get a clear-eyed action plan from SDP

SDP works directly with parents and teachers in Hamilton, Ontario, to turn flagged red flags into a clear, written action plan. Clear-eyed guidance you can act on.