Digital awareness

Pause before you trust, share, or act.

Practical habits for deepfakes, AI-made images, impersonation, misinformation, and scams.

  • Deepfakes

    Convincing is not verified

    Unexpected audio, video, or images should be treated as information to verify, especially when money, reputation, identity, or safety is involved.

  • AI images

    Fake images still cause real harm

    An edited or AI-made image of a real person can humiliate or threaten them even when everyone knows it's fake.

    Try this. Don't reply, react, or forward. If it's sexual and involves anyone under 18, don't save it either. Tell a trusted adult and report it.

  • Impersonation

    Verify unusual requests another way

    Urgency, secrecy, unfamiliar payment requests, or sudden requests for credentials are reasons to confirm identity through a trusted channel.

  • Misinformation

    Check before amplifying

    Look at the original source, date, missing context, and independent confirmation before sharing surprising claims.

Limits

Awareness, not detection.

Kind Whisper does not determine whether media is authentic, establish objective truth, investigate scams, or replace trusted verification and security tools.

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