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Safe Link Sharing

Clear destinations, careful sharing and accessible alternatives.

Give a QR Code an Accessible Alternative People Can Use October 13, 2026

A QR code is one way to reach information, not a complete access plan. Some people cannot scan it, do not have a suitable device, have limited battery or connectivity,...

Share School Event Forms Without Putting Student Information in Links October 12, 2026

A school event link often travels farther than expected. A parent forwards a message to another caregiver, a flyer appears in a group chat, and a screenshot remains available after the event ends. That makes the public address a poor place for...

Track a Fundraising Campaign Link Without Putting Donor Details in URLs October 12, 2026

A fundraising link needs to do two things well: reach the intended donation page and help the organizer understand how the campaign is being shared. Neither task requires putting donor names, email addresses, or private donation references into...

Share Event Information with QR Codes Without Exposing Attendee Data October 12, 2026

An event QR code is convenient precisely because almost anyone can open it. That makes it a good route to a timetable, venue map, or public accessibility information. It...

Check a Short Link Before Opening an Unfamiliar Destination October 12, 2026

A short address hides the full destination from plain view. That can make a legitimate campaign easier to share, but it also means the address itself gives you less information about where you are going.Treat a short link as a route to...