Account security in five steps, in the right order
Start with a unique password, protect the email behind the account, review active sessions, enable available security checks and save the recovery route. Do not share a one-time code.

Start with a unique password, protect the email behind the account, review active sessions, enable available security checks and save the recovery route. Do not share a one-time code.
Calm, procedural guidance on scams, privacy and account control.
Start with a unique password, protect the email behind the account, review active sessions, enable available security checks and save the recovery route. Do not share a one-time code.
A suspicious offer often starts with urgency, moves to an external page and ends by asking for credentials. The pattern matters more than the logo on the message.
Household tools can support conversation and limits, but they are not a substitute for a clear agreement about privacy, spending and reporting.
Use the platform’s own privacy controls and keep a copy of the request. General rights exist, but exact response steps depend on the service and account.
A limit is useful when it is set before a purchase moment. Check both the app and the device store, because they can be separate layers.