anarâškielâ (Inari Sami)
This section is in preparation.
In preparation This language's part of the Video Bible Project stands here in its full arrangement — its own home, its own text reader, all 66 books in Bible order, its contact and free gift pages — and opens when its text and its voices can be produced faithfully. Until then, the complete English edition is open to you from the English home page, and this language's pages are marked in preparation.
Safe browsing — walk carefully online
This guidance stands on every part of this site, beside our disclaimer. The internet is a road: most of it is good, and some of it is not. These plain habits protect you and your family.
Keep your information minimal. Never type bank details, card numbers, identity documents, or your home address into a page that merely asks — and never into this site at all (see the disclaimer). A name and an email are all honest fellowship ever needs.
Use a strong password, different for every account, and a password manager to remember them. Turn on multi-factor authentication (a second step beyond the password) wherever it is offered — email and money accounts first.
Keep your phone, tablet and computer updated. Updates close the holes that thieves walk through; turn automatic updates on.
Think before you click. Messages that rush you, frighten you, promise prizes, or ask you to sign in through a link are the classic bait. Do not click — go to the service's own site or app yourself, the way you usually do.
Download only from the maker's own place. Our app is downloaded only from this site's Bible App page; anything offered elsewhere under our name is not ours.
Guard the children. Know the apps and rooms your children visit; keep their accounts private; teach them that no adult should ever ask a child for pictures or secrets — and if anyone does, it is reported at once. The official reporting routes stand on our law links page, and this project stands always against the exploitation of children.
Check the lock. This site speaks only in encrypted form (HTTPS) — your browser shows a lock beside our address. Be wary of any page that asks for sensitive details without it.
The official guidance we follow
Our habits above follow the public guidance of the United States Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) — read it at its source:
