One case a day.
Can you read it right?
Finding what a feed gives away is the easy half. Saying what it proves is the hard half.
A few minutes a day. No social sign-up, ever. Every person here is invented.
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A detective solves a sample case while you watch. One minute.
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Nobody has finished a case yet. Be first.
A name and a score. Nothing else about a player is shown here.
- 1Read the feed. Tap anything that gives something away.
- 2Decide what it proves. Two of the three answers go too far.
- 3Choose the fixes that would actually help.
Nobody leaks anything. They publish it one piece at a time.
The reveal is the point
A date, a code on a photo, a running loop, a phone number. Alone each one is nothing. The last screen of every case shows you what they add up to.
Going too far is also wrong
A holiday post does not prove a house is empty. Most privacy advice overclaims, and people stop listening. Here, overclaiming costs you points.
One a day, all month
Everyone gets the same case on the same day, so you can argue about it with colleagues without spoiling it. Weekends get a bonus case.
A Netras awareness project by Assurex, for Cyber Security Awareness Month. How we handle data