Why they know so much
What gets collected, who buys it, and why it matters more now. Plain language, no doom.
Five free fixes that make you harder to hack than the next person.
No tech background needed. Watch on your own time and leave with a one-page checklist you can hand to anyone.
About an hour. Enter your name and email and the replay opens right away, with the checklist and an AI privacy checkup prompt ready to download.

I spent 15 years in marketing, inside the tools that track people online. I know what gets collected, who buys it, and how little of it is protected.
This isn't a scare session. It's a plain-language look at the trail your phone and email leave behind, then the five things that close most of the gaps.
Remember one strong password. Let it keep unique ones for everything else.
Lock the two accounts that can unlock everything else.
Stop handing your browsing history to ad networks by default.
Move one conversation with one person to an app that can't read it.
Free, takes minutes, and stops new accounts being opened in your name.
Have your phone nearby. One of these is done on screen, start to finish, in about three minutes. Pause and do it with me.
What gets collected, who buys it, and why it matters more now. Plain language, no doom.
Not a list to read later. Each one is walked through so you can do it as you watch.
Print it. Hand it to the person in your life still using their high school password.
You've thought "I should probably do something about this" and then didn't, because every guide assumed you were an IT person. Moms especially welcome.
You already run a hardened setup and want advanced threat modeling. This hour is about getting the basics right for everyday people.
Replay ยท About 60 minutes ยท Checklist included
One heads-up: at the end I mention The Privacy Challenge, a small group doing this together. Totally fine to take the checklist and go.
Get started today before this once in a lifetime opportunity expires.