Safety alerts keep you in the loop

Print and save any alert for a conversation away from the screen

Some conversations belong at the kitchen table, or in a counselor’s office. “Export” turns an alert into a printable record, ready to sit down with your teen or to share with a counselor or a school.

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Steps

  1. Open the Alerts page for that teen.
  2. Find the alert you want.
  3. Tap “Export” on that item. The button reads “Preparing...” while it builds.
  4. The PDF downloads to your device, named qbit-safety-alert with your teen’s name and the date.
  5. Print it, save it, and use it however you think best.

Tips

  • The page carries your teen’s name, the category, the severity, where it came from, the exact flagged text, and when and on which channels you were told.
  • It also includes a short paragraph explaining what Qbit is, so someone outside your family can make sense of the page at a glance.

Updated 20 October 2026

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