Robyn's Nest Protected - VIP Page

03/31/2026

A hint came today of something beautiful that's releasing tomorrow!! I can't wait to see what it is! Any ideas??
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03/31/2026

🤩 Peep the Damsel sparkle in LaLa's Bazaar March giveaway! Yall go check them out and get entered to win her April giveaway! She has some of the cutest things!

03/28/2026

Congratulations, Austin, on winning the first gift basket of the season!! We hope you feel an extra layer of safe and confident with your new self-defense products.

03/22/2026

Snippet of fun from today 💚
https://damselindefense.net/products/little-ringer?ref=RobynsNestProtected

03/21/2026

What a great day! Thank you to everyone who came out for our Dunlap Meet & Greet! What a pleasure seeing all your smiling faces. I'm so honored to be your local Damsel in Defense brand rep.

*The giveaway will be drawn and announced Saturday, March 28th

03/16/2026

My Dunlap ladies, Saturday is the big day! Pop by and say hey! So excited to meet you! 💝

03/13/2026

https://youtube.com/shorts/8mD5Fgklvcg?si=Zt8If6PtKtxrrcIC

🚗 This family man sure packed with safety in mind for his road trip. Some items he should have added:

📌This Road Trip all-in-one auto tool - https://damselindefense.net/products/road-trip?ref=RobynsNestProtected

📌This Junk in the Trunk auto kit - https://damselindefense.net/products/junk-in-the-trunk-roadside-kit?ref=RobynsNestProtected

📌This Step Off portable entry alarm that can be used for doors or windows - https://damselindefense.net/products/step-off-portable-entry-alarm?ref=RobynsNestProtected

📌This Locked Down portable door lock for an extra layer of security to those hotel doors - https://damselindefense.net/products/locked-down-portable-door-lock-1?ref=RobynsNestProtected

When Dad says “I’m just packing the basics” for vacation…there’s no such thing as too much underwear 😏Do you pack like this? – because you never know, right...

03/13/2026

These groups often use social media platforms and online games that include private messaging features to contact and groom minors, investigators said.

03/08/2026

With all that we know. And even more that we do not. We can do better. We MUST do better.

03/05/2026

Know what your kids are playing and what they’re being exposed to. Also, keep that open line of communication so they are not afraid to tell you if something makes them feel uncomfortable.

03/05/2026

If you’re using public WiFi, be careful what you are entering. No banking info, no credit card info, no personal info.

That free Wi-Fi at your favorite coffee shop? Criminals might have set up a fake one right next to it, just waiting for you to connect. Once you do, they can see everything.

The golden rule: if you're on public Wi-Fi, assume the whole world can see what you're doing. That means no banking, shopping, entering passwords, or credit card info. Save that for a network you trust. Also, make sure your devices are NOT set to auto-connect to open networks.

If you absolutely have to use it, here's what to do:

Double-check the network name. Criminals create fake networks that look almost identical to the real one, sometimes off by just one letter or one word like "free" rearranged. Connect to the wrong one and they can see your activity and even capture your passwords as you type them. When in doubt, ask the business for the exact name.

Be suspicious of pop-ups. If a screen pops up asking you to accept terms before connecting, make sure you're on the right network first. Criminals use fake pop-ups to trick you into downloading malware.

Other ways to protect yourself:

- Use a VPN (it scrambles your data so no one can read it)
- Use strong passwords and turn on 2-Factor Authentication
- Make your own hotspot from your phone instead of connecting to public Wi-Fi at all
- When charging on the go, use your own charging cable and brick and plug it directly into an outlet. Criminals can plant modified cables designed to steal your data in public spaces, and federal agencies like the FBI and TSA warn that public USB charging ports pose a similar risk.

Bottom line: if it's free and open to the public, slow down and be cautious. Public Wi-Fi is like having a conversation in a crowded room. Don't say anything you wouldn't want a stranger to hear.

Learn more in the latest edition of Inside the Star, link in comments.