For a parent who keeps getting targeted
Prompts written for the scams that hit older adults hardest — bank-impersonation calls, 'family member in trouble' messages, refund and tech-support cons.
HOME & TEEN
You can't be there when the fake courier text arrives, or the message from a friend's hacked account, or the call that says the bank account is compromised. But a lock screen can. Konfydence puts one calm prompt — Pause, Assess, Talk — on a parent's or teenager's phone, and quietly swaps it for a new one every two weeks.

The gap
Warnings from a worried adult child get tuned out. Security apps get ignored or uninstalled. A lock screen asks nothing of anyone — it's just there, in the half-second before the phone unlocks, saying the one thing that matters: stop and check before you act.
Prompts written for the scams that hit older adults hardest — bank-impersonation calls, 'family member in trouble' messages, refund and tech-support cons.
A separate set for gaming, social and peer-pressure scams — account 'boosts', fake giveaways, sextortion, deepfake and voice-clone tricks — in language a teenager won't roll their eyes at.
It's a wallpaper image, set once. It doesn't monitor anything, doesn't send notifications, and doesn't report back. It just changes every fortnight.
How it runs
You install the first screen in about a minute. After that, a new one is ready every two weeks — one tap to update, or leave it and the reminder simply refreshes.
Questions
No app. It's a lock-screen image you set like any wallpaper. It's an annual plan — $19.99 the first year, then $14.99 a year — which keeps the fortnightly updates and the full prompt set coming.
You'll need the phone once to set the first wallpaper, or to walk them through it on a call. After that the refresh is a single tap they can do themselves, or you can do on a visit.
Yes — a different 27-screen set covering the scams aimed at younger people: fake in-game currency, 'expose' apps, grooming and isolation tactics, deepfake and voice-clone messages.
No. It's a static image. It doesn't monitor the phone, doesn't send notifications and doesn't report anything back to you or to Konfydence.
Pause. Assess. Talk — where it’s seen.
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