Permissions are settings that decide what an app can access, for example your location, contacts, or health data.
Pattern is something that happens regularly, for example going for a walk at the same time each day.
A password is a secret code (usually a combination of letters, numbers and special characters) that proves you are who you say you are.
Is about the tools, protocols, and settings used to protect your data, devices, and networks from unauthorised access or hacks. Online Security is the high-tech alarm system and the deadbolt on the door.
Misinformation is false or inaccurate information that is spread online, usually to change your opinion of something.
Information collected by your smartphone, tablet, or wearable device that shows exactly where you are in the world. Your device uses built-in sensors (like GPS) to track its physical position. This information is shared with specific apps to provide helpful services, such as:
An Investment Scam is a fraud in which criminals persuade people to put money into fake or misleading opportunities, often promising high returns or low risk.
A healthcare professional is a trained person, such as a doctor, nurse, physiotherapist or pharmacist, who can properly assess your health and manage your medication.
Health advice is information or suggestions about your health. Apps can give general advice, but not medical advice.
Fraud Prevention Notifications are security messages from a bank or payment provider that warn users about possible fraud, unusual account activity, or actions that need review.