HOME & TEEN

The scam reminder that's already on their phone.

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.

A Konfydence phone lock screen reading 'Tax refund waiting? Open the official tax portal yourself.'

The gap

The people you worry about won't install another app or read another forwarded article.

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.

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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.

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For a teenager's phone

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.

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No app, no tracking, no nagging

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

Set it once. It keeps itself current.

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.

  1. Choose Home or Teen Home and check out on konfydence.com.
  2. Open the link on the phone you're protecting and save the current screen as the wallpaper — short, guided steps for iPhone and Android.
  3. Every two weeks, 'Your next Konfydence screen is ready.' One tap to refresh.
  4. The wording tracks the scams that are actually circulating, all year.

Questions

What buyers ask first.

Does this need an app or a subscription to a service?

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.

Can I set it up on my parent's phone remotely?

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.

Is the teenager version actually different?

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.

Does it track location or activity?

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.

Put the reminder where they'll see it — without being the one who nags.