Overview

• The course focuses on four risks teens may encounter on the platform: bullying, illicit drug activity, nude or intimate image sharing, and sextortion.
• It combines short videos, interactive reflections, and realistic scenarios with a tutorial on safety features, settings, and reporting tools.
• The program is accessible on mobile, tablet, desktop, and laptop, and it can be completed in one sitting or paused and resumed later.
• Snap recommends teens take the course with a parent or trusted adult to encourage open conversations about online safety.
• The rollout comes as kids’ online safety draws renewed policy attention, including recent Meta whistleblower disclosures and prior scrutiny of Snap’s handling of drug-related content.