Family Emergency Code Word Generator

Scammers use AI to clone a family member's voice from social media videos, voicemails, or any public audio - sometimes just 3 seconds is enough. They call pretending to be that person in an emergency (jail, accident, kidnapping) and pressure you to send money immediately via wire transfer or gift cards.

A good code word is: memorable for all family members, not guessable from social media posts, easy to say under stress, not embarrassing to say out loud, and not something you'd naturally say in conversation. Random word pairs like 'purple dinosaur' or references to private family jokes work well.

A real family member would never need to ask what the code word is - they would just say it. If anyone asks 'what's our code word?' or makes excuses about forgetting it, hang up immediately and call the family member directly on a number you know is real.

Yes, if they're old enough to answer phones or might receive emergency calls. Explain it as a 'family secret password' that proves someone is really family. Make sure they understand never to share it with anyone outside the family, including friends or teachers.