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Learn how to effectively use CyberMozhi to navigate the world of cyber laws and cybersecurity.

01

AI Assistant

Ask CyberMozhi anything about Indian cyber law, online scams, or digital safety. Every answer streams in live and covers both English and Tamil — toggle which language appears first using the language switch above the chat box. If your question involves a police complaint, FIR, or takedown notice, the assistant can draft one for you inside the chat, ready to review and export.

Key Tips

  • Toggle Tamil-first mode if you'd rather read Tamil before English in every response.
  • Tap the microphone icon to ask your question by voice instead of typing.
  • After each answer, tap one of the suggested follow-up questions to go deeper without retyping.
  • You'll need to be logged in to use the assistant — this keeps your chat history saved and private to your account.
02

Document Drafting & Save as PDF

When you ask the assistant to help with an FIR, police complaint, or legal notice, it generates a complete draft directly in the chat. Look for the 'Save as PDF' button on that message — it opens a print-ready version in a new tab and triggers your browser's print dialog automatically, so you just choose 'Save as PDF' as the destination.

Key Tips

  • Always fill in any [bracketed] placeholders in the draft before submitting it anywhere.
  • Treat every draft as a starting point — have it reviewed by a professional before filing.
  • If the print dialog doesn't open automatically, allow pop-ups for this site and try again.
03

Scam Checker

Paste a suspicious message, email, or link into the Scam Checker and get an instant AI analysis of whether it looks like a scam, what red flags it contains, and what to do next.

Key Tips

  • Paste the full message text for the most accurate analysis — partial snippets give partial answers.
  • Use it before clicking any link or sharing any OTP you weren't expecting.
  • If it's confirmed as fraud, report it immediately at cybercrime.gov.in or call 1930.
04

Indian Cyber Law Summaries

Browse plain-language summaries of key sections from the IT Act 2000, relevant IPC sections, and the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023. Each entry explains what the law covers, its real-world implications, and applicable penalties.

Key Tips

  • Browse by category to find laws relevant to your situation.
  • These summaries are for educational purposes only, not a substitute for formal legal advice.
  • If the assistant cites a law by section number, look it up here for the full picture.
05

Cybersecurity Glossary

A growing glossary of cybersecurity and cyber-law terms explained in simple language, organized by category for easy browsing.

Key Tips

  • Use this whenever the assistant or a law summary uses a term you don't recognize.
  • Browsing by category is a good way to build broader digital-safety awareness.
06

Cyber Crime Cell Locator

Find contact details for cyber crime cells across India's states and union territories, sourced from official government listings — useful when you need to report an incident in person or by phone.

Key Tips

  • Search by your state or union territory to find the nearest cell.
  • Keep the national helpline (1930) handy as your first call in an active fraud situation.
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Accounts & Chat History

Everyone can use the AI assistant, the law summaries, the glossary, cyber cell listings, and the scam checker without logging in. Create a free account to have your conversations saved automatically and get answers personalised to you; guest chats are not saved and have a daily usage limit.

Key Tips

  • Use 'Sign Up' in the header to create a free account, or 'Login' if you already have one. Guests can start chatting right away.
  • Your past chat sessions are listed in the sidebar once you're logged in.
  • Keep your account credentials secure and log out on shared devices.
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General Tips for Effective Use

CyberMozhi is designed to be an empowering resource. Here's how to make the most of it:

Key Tips

  • In an active emergency (ongoing fraud, threats, harassment), call 1930 first — the assistant is for guidance, not emergency response.
  • Start with the tool most relevant to your need: assistant for guidance, scam checker for a suspicious message, law summaries for legal detail, glossary for terminology.
  • Cross-reference: if the assistant mentions a law, look it up in Law Summaries; if it uses an unfamiliar term, check the Glossary.
  • The platform is actively evolving — check back for new features and expanded content.
Creator

Meet the Creator

Vishwa

Driven by passion to build CyberMozhi as a public service platform for spreading cyber law awareness and digital safety — not just a project, but a purpose.

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Important Disclaimer

The information provided on CyberMozhi is for general informational and educational purposes only, and does not constitute legal advice. While we strive to keep the information up-to-date and correct, we make no representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, about the completeness, accuracy, reliability, suitability, or availability with respect to the website or the information, products, services, or related graphics contained on the website for any purpose. Any reliance you place on such information is therefore strictly at your own risk.

For specific legal advice or concerns, please consult with a qualified legal professional.