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Why this matters:A short explanation you can quote back when a child, teacher or relative asks why this rule exists at all.

Device
Any device
Age band
— not specified —
Jurisdiction
global
Software version
— not specified —
Last checked
2026-09-04

Definition

A guided entry point that asks the reader one question about what they want to do right now and routes them to the matching hub in the wiki. It is the soft equivalent of a help-desk intake form, but as plain links instead of a form.

Scope

This page serves readers who land on the wiki without a specific question and want to be routed to the right hub in two clicks. It is not a how-to, not a hub index, and not a category browser. The four options each map to one hub; the optional follow-ups narrow the hub choice further. Readers who already know which hub they need should not visit this page — they should use the primary navigation directly.

Answer one question — the next page will take you straight to the right corner of the wiki. Three questions maximum, no account, no storage, nothing leaves your browser.

The first question is below. Pick the option that matches your situation. Each option is a link — no JavaScript required.

What brings you here right now?

Pick a device (optional)

If the first option pointed you here and you already know which device you are setting up, you can skip ahead to its setup guide:

Pick an age band (optional)

If the second option pointed you here and you know the rough age of the child, the age band lands you on age-appropriate limits:

Where this goes

This page is the soft entry. The four options above land on existing hubs — the result is not a new dashboard, it is the right page in the right hub. The choice is in the URL (anchor fragment), not in your browser’s storage. Refresh the page, and you are back to the four options.

If the situation is acute — a child is in immediate danger — go to Emergency hotlines first, not here. See glossary for terms that come up in the chosen hubs.

Why trust this page?

Belief-disclosure in plain language. Everything the page claims is sourced; instructions are tested against the software version stated above; nothing is bought or affiliate-linked.

Standing of evidence
Primary (first-hand or regulatory source)
Tested against
— not specified —
Last verified
2026-09-04

Sources used on this page, in the order they appear:

  • No external sources were cited.

Statements quoted from a manufacturer that are still checked against independent sources are marked [claim]. They describe what the vendor says, not what is independently verified.

Next useful step

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