# Wi-Fi Networks Playbook
> What the Wi-Fi network list can tell parents about where a phone connects, and why it is only a clue that needs a calm conversation.

## Guides
- [Public Wi-Fi Risks for Kids and Teens](https://wifi-networks.pages.dev/public-wifi-risks-for-kids/): The main public wifi risks for kids involve connecting to unfamiliar networks, exposing personal information, and misunderstanding whether a connection is.
- [Reading Network Names Without Guessing](https://wifi-networks.pages.dev/reading-wifi-network-names/): Reading wifi network names can help parents recognize familiar and unfamiliar connections associated with a child's phone, but names are not reliable proof of.
- [Teaching Teens to Avoid Open Networks](https://wifi-networks.pages.dev/teach-teens-avoid-open-wifi/): To teach teens avoid open wifi, explain why unfamiliar networks deserve caution, practice checking network sources, and agree on clear rules for public.
- [Setting Up a Safer Home Network for the Family](https://wifi-networks.pages.dev/safer-home-wifi-family/): A safer home wifi family setup starts with a secure router, a strong network password, updated equipment, and clear rules for everyone who connects.
- [Why a Network Log Should Never Be Used as Evidence Alone](https://wifi-networks.pages.dev/wifi-log-not-proof/): A wifi log not proof is an important distinction for parents reviewing a child's phone activity.

## About
- [About Wi-Fi Networks Playbook](https://wifi-networks.pages.dev/about/): responsible use, how the site is funded and how guides are made

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