Google’s Security Checkup
Google’s security checkup feature can help survivors quickly review sensitive settings, enhance their account security, and protect against account monitoring.
Google’s security checkup feature can help survivors quickly review sensitive settings, enhance their account security, and protect against account monitoring.
Guidance on how to document evidence about technology-facilitated abuse for the courtroom.
Survivors concerned about stalking may want to learn about how to detect Bluetooth tracking devices and what they are.
For judges, prosecutors and courtroom advocates grappling with AI in the courtroom, this knowledge hub provides valuable resources for understanding AIs impact.
A comprehensive manual for advocates addressing cyber abuse created by the New York Cyber Abuse Task Force.
A self-paced e-learning course on technology-facilitated abuse and safety planning skills.
Safety Net within the National Network to End Domestic Violence offers professional development resources for advocates wanting to learn more about tech abuse.
The Tech Abuse Clinic Toolkit is a practical online toolkit designed to help organizations institutionalize technology-specific services for survivors.
Organizing evidence to build a case or make a report can be overwhelming; WithoutMyConsent provides a potential sample chart that survivors and advocates can use to organize incidents and potentital evidence.
The official Apple tool for managing sensitive settings on Apple mobile devices.