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How safe is your family online?

Free tool · 10 questions · 2 minutes

Answer Yes only if your whole household really does this. Your answers stay on your phone and are never sent to us.

Question 1

1.Nobody in our home ever tells an OTP to a caller or message, even if they say they are from the bank.

Question 2

2.Everyone who uses UPI knows the PIN is only for sending money, never for receiving it.

Question 3

3.We install apps only from the Play Store or App Store, never from a link or a file sent on WhatsApp.

Question 4

4.Our elders know that police, CBI or customs never arrest anyone over a phone or video call, and they will call a family member first.

Question 5

5.Two-step verification is switched on for our main Gmail or email account.

Question 6

6.Two-step verification (a 6-digit PIN) is switched on in WhatsApp for every adult in the house.

Question 7

7.Our email and banking passwords are different from each other and are not names or birthdays.

Question 8

8.Every phone has a screen lock, and children's devices have parental controls or a family app on them.

Question 9

9.Photos, contacts and important documents are backed up, so we would not lose them if a phone is lost or locked by ransomware.

Question 10

10.We know that if money is lost to fraud, we must call 1930 and our bank within the first hour.

Why these ten questions

They cover how Indian families most often lose money or accounts: OTP and UPI PIN tricks, fake apps, digital-arrest calls to elders, and hacked email or WhatsApp. For the scam messages themselves, try the Scam Message Checker or the UPI / QR Safety Check.