FREE PUBLIC READING · ORIGINAL WORKSHEETS
Start with Protect Me, understand the Rogue AI app journey and use practical references for verification, connections and offline knowledge.
Choose one useful task. Read the complete answer, save a small sheet and rehearse it on the device or with the equipment you intend to use. No sign-in or email subscription is required for these references.
Understand Rogue AI, the AI Rogue section in Prepper, free public guides and the limits of app-level connection controls.
A clear first task, the correct app setup route and a record of what you actually checked.
Read and keep this guide →A free Rogue AI planning exercise: verify a suspicious request, find a trusted contact route and keep a small offline reference.
One independently checked contact route and a small, dated reference you know how to find.
Read and keep this guide →Separate observations from explanations, preserve a trusted contact option and identify the official support path before changing important settings.
A dated incident note with evidence, uncertainty and an official next action.
Read and keep this guide →Use a Pixel Android 14-or-later reference to distinguish Wi-Fi, mobile service and Bluetooth, while checking your manufacturer’s actual menus.
A device-labelled connection card with observed settings and a restoration plan.
Read and keep this guide →Understand the difference between Control Center disconnect controls and Settings switches, then record a deliberate communication choice.
A small connection-choice card that distinguishes disconnection, radio settings and recovery.
Read and keep this guide →Compare the three controls honestly, including cached updates and a deliberate return to trusted security updates.
A controls comparison and a clear reconnection checklist.
Read and keep this guide →Write down known official recovery destinations and support steps while keeping passwords and recovery codes out of public examples.
An unfilled recovery-path template with official destinations, fallback contact and a review date.
Read and keep this guide →Check the original source, event date, location and evidence, then separate a confirmed observation from a dramatic interpretation.
An evidence-versus-interpretation worksheet you can use without an account.
Read and keep this guide →Check compatible equipment, lawful regional settings, charging, channel privacy and an observed short-message test without promising live Prepper radio chat.
A two-device compatibility and rehearsal log with privacy and delivery limits made explicit.
Read and keep this guide →Editorial planning references. Each answer records its own source-check date and limitations. Checklists do not certify readiness; current official guidance and equipment instructions take priority.