A free interactive guide
Digital Safety Guide
A practical guide for queer and trans people and for organizations working on gender diversity in Morocco. Start with a five-minute self-assessment and get a personal plan ordered by what matters to you.
Start the assessment
11 questions, 5 minutes. The result is a personal, prioritized plan.
I'm in danger now
Lost phone, hacked account, outing or blackmail: the first steps, straight away.
Tools & glossary
Recommended apps and plain explanations of technical terms.
Chapters
Ten chapters — start with what matters to you. Each has a quick overview, a short quiz and a checklist.
- 1Understanding risks and the Moroccan contextThe law, who might target you, and how to assess threats yourself.
- 2The basics: accounts and devicesPasswords, two-step verification, phone lock, encryption and backups.
- 3Secure communicationSignal, WhatsApp and Telegram, online meetings, VPNs.
- 4Online presence and dating appsPrivacy, multiple identities, entrapment via apps, photos.
- 5Digital violenceHarassment, defamation, forced outing, blackmail, and documentation.
- 6Artificial intelligenceDeepfakes, voice cloning, AI-powered phishing, and chatbots.
- 7Your phone in everyday lifeArrests and searches, travel and borders, health and financial privacy.
- 8For organizationsPolicies, shared accounts, rights-holders' data, workshops, incident protocol.
- 9Care and collective safetyBurnout, digital boundaries, and how we protect each other.
- 10I'm in danger nowQuick paths by situation, and where to find support.
This guide doesn't know who you are
- No account, no sign-up, no tracking tools.
- Your answers and progress stay on your device only, and you can erase them in one click.
- The “Quick exit” button hides the page instantly — or press Esc twice.
- Discreet mode hides the logo and changes the page name in your browser.
Last reviewed: October 2026 · Creative Commons CC BY-SA 4.0 — any organization may adapt it with attribution.