Mobile phones are a useful part of modern life. In addition to keeping touch wherever you are, they are a great safety tool and useful in an emergency. But sometimes mobiles can be used inappropriately. We've created this resource to help you make the most of your mobile experience.
Using a mobile to harass or threaten someone is unacceptable and something can be done about it. Our TXT Bullying page includes tips to avoid being TXT bullied, plus information on what you can do if you are on the receiving end of unwanted, threatening or harassing TXT messages.
Vodafone have partnered with Parents Inc to proactively help parents and young people get the best from the internet. We also publish a Parent's Guide to Mobiles, which gives practical advice on helping your child use their mobile responsibly and safely.
If you get a TXT that sounds too good to be true, or a message that encourages you to TXT it on to other contacts, then it's likely to be a hoax. We've put together some tips on spotting a hoax TXT, plus a selection of hoaxes were aware of.
Contentguard is a service which prevents you from accessing unwanted or inappropriate content through the Vodafone live! service.
By using the free SAFE TXT service you can TXT us your location and your plans, and we'll keep them on file. Should anything happen, this can give the emergency services a head-start in finding you.
Using a handheld mobile while driving is illegal. It is a distraction and increases the risk of an accident. See our driving section.
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