Survivor’s Guide: How to Protect Yourself from Tech Abuse in the Home

This guide is for anyone who suspects they are being digitally monitored, stalked, or controlled through home technology or smart devices. It offers a step-by-step checklist and templates to take back your digital safety. 🔒 Safety Checklist: Securing Your Home from Digital Surveillance ✅ Step 1: Secure Your Devices ☑️ Change passwords on all smart… Read More Survivor’s Guide: How to Protect Yourself from Tech Abuse in the Home

🏠 How Internal Security Systems Can Be Used for Stalking

1. Smart Home Cameras / CCTV Systems What it looks like: A perpetrator gains access to indoor or outdoor cameras and watches the victim in real time, or reviews footage of who comes and goes. How it’s done: Through saved credentials, shared apps, or remote admin access. Red flag: The victim notices comments about movements or… Read More 🏠 How Internal Security Systems Can Be Used for Stalking

⚖️ Article 197 of the Spanish Penal Code: Protection of Privacy and Criminalization of Cyber Intrusions

Article 197 is part of Title X of the Penal Code, which deals with crimes against privacy, the right to one’s own image, and the inviolability of the home. 🔐 What Article 197 Covers This law criminalizes a broad range of violations of privacy and unauthorized access to personal information, such as: Intercepting emails, phone calls, or messages. Using devices like IMSI Catchers… Read More ⚖️ Article 197 of the Spanish Penal Code: Protection of Privacy and Criminalization of Cyber Intrusions

🔍 What Is an IMSI Catcher?

An IMSI Catcher (International Mobile Subscriber Identity Catcher), also known as a Stingray or cell-site simulator, is a surveillance device that mimics a legitimate cell tower. When a mobile device connects to it, the attacker can: Intercept phone calls and text messages. Collect metadata (e.g., numbers dialed, duration of calls). Identify and track the exact location of a person. Access… Read More 🔍 What Is an IMSI Catcher?

🌹The Honeymoon Phase: What Should You Actually Expect?

Ah, the honeymoon phase — that early, glowing stage of a relationship where everything feels exciting, new, and full of possibility. But if you’ve experienced toxic or abusive love in the past, this phase can feel confusing rather than comforting. You might find yourself asking: “Is this too much?” “Do they really mean it?” “Should I expect to be treated this… Read More 🌹The Honeymoon Phase: What Should You Actually Expect?

🛑 You’re Not a Carer. You’re Not in a Marriage. You’re Not Going Back.

You’ve cared.You’ve compromised.You’ve contorted yourself into someone else’s needs — so many times, you lost count. But not anymore. Because now, your healing has brought you to this:🧭 A place where you can pause and ask, “What about me?” And if the new connection in your life doesn’t offer space for your voice, your health, your… Read More 🛑 You’re Not a Carer. You’re Not in a Marriage. You’re Not Going Back.

🚩 Red Flags in Disguise: When the Relationship Revolves Around Them

Not all red flags shout.Some of them whisper.They show up as conversations that feel like monologues.As plans that only happen when they’re available.As days where you realize: we only ever talk about them. And for those of us who’ve spent years over-giving, over-accommodating, and staying quiet to “keep the peace,” these dynamics can feel oddly familiar… Read More 🚩 Red Flags in Disguise: When the Relationship Revolves Around Them

💛 “It’s the Little Things”: Why Getting to Know You is a Radical Act of Love

And why it matters so deeply after an abusive relationship In healthy love, the little things matter.They aren’t small at all. Being asked how you slept.A hand reaching for yours in the car.Your favorite tea stocked in the cupboard — just because.A song shared that made them think of you.A meal cooked with care, not… Read More 💛 “It’s the Little Things”: Why Getting to Know You is a Radical Act of Love