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Trust & transparency

A clear route back to the source.

Important guidance should be traceable. We link to public agencies, official device documentation and the programs that actually provide a service.

How to read a review date

The current source check was completed October 5, 2026. It means the linked material was opened and relevant guidance checked; it is not a claim that the source was published that day, every fact will remain current, or the site receives live alerts.

What we prioritize

  • Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre, RCMP and Get Cyber Safe for Canadian scam and digital-safety guidance.
  • Apple, Google and Microsoft for their own device features, limitations and settings.
  • Program operators and governments for eligibility, coverage and costs.

What review does not establish

Linked organizations have not endorsed this site. Instructions are not a physical-device test. Program listings do not establish open spaces, acceptance or funding. Source verification and automated website tests do not replace independent professional review.

Examples are fictional teaching scenarios. Suggested family conversations and workshop activities are editorial ideas, not claims of proven prevention outcomes. If guidance conflicts, consult the current official source and an appropriate professional.

Original sources

  1. CAFC — Report fraud and cybercrime
  2. CAFC — What to do if you're a victim of fraud
  3. Get Cyber Safe — Phishing: Don't get reeled in - Get Cyber Safe
  4. Get Cyber Safe — What to do if you are a victim of a phishing scam - Get Cyber Safe
  5. CAFC — Emergency
  6. CAFC — Relationship and romance
  7. CAFC — Investment
  8. CAFC — Recovery pitch
  9. CAFC — Service
  10. RCMP — Seniors Guidebook to Safety and Security | Royal Canadian Mounted Police
  11. Apple — Get started with accessibility features on iPhone - Apple Support (CA)
  12. Apple — Get live captions of spoken audio on iPhone - Apple Support (CA)
  13. Google — Android accessibility overview - Android Accessibility Help
  14. Google — Get started with Voice Access spoken commands - Android Accessibility Help
  15. Google — Live Caption: Caption media & calls on your device - Android Accessibility Help
  16. Microsoft — Make Windows easier to see | Microsoft Support
  17. Microsoft — Use live captions to better understand audio | Microsoft Support
  18. CNIB — Phone It Forward | CNIB
  19. Neil Squire Society — Computer Comfort - Neil Squire Society
  20. Government of Ontario — Assistive Devices Program | ontario.ca
  21. Apple — Make text easier to read on iPhone - Apple Support (CA)
  22. Apple — Zoom in on the iPhone screen - Apple Support (CA)
  23. Apple — Turn on and practice VoiceOver on iPhone - Apple Support (CA)
  24. Apple — Use Voice Control to interact with iPhone - Apple Support (CA)
  25. Google — Change text & display settings - Android Accessibility Help
  26. Google — Use magnification on your screen - Android Accessibility Help
  27. Google — Turn on TalkBack - Android Accessibility Help
  28. Microsoft — Set up voice access | Microsoft Support
  29. Microsoft — Make Windows easier to hear | Microsoft Support
  30. Neil Squire — WorkBC Assistive Technology Services - Neil Squire Society
  31. Get Cyber Safe — Passphrases, passwords and PINs - Get Cyber Safe
  32. Get Cyber Safe — Multi-factor authentication - Get Cyber Safe
  33. Get Cyber Safe — System updates - Get Cyber Safe
  34. Get Cyber Safe — Phones and tablets - Get Cyber Safe

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