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#VerizonPartner Keeping yourself or your kids safe online is so important, but many don't know where to start. Verizon is helping out by reaching communities nationwide through our virtual and in-person workshops. Verizon has joined forces with Older Adults Technology Services from AARP and My Digital TAT2 to make these events as beneficial as possible. The best news of all, they are completely FREE! For free digital wellness resources, and to see a schedule of upcoming workshops in a city near you, check out verizon.com/digitalwellness #VerizonPartner #seniorliving #eldercare #positiveaging #digitalwellness #onlinesafety
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#VerizonPartner Keeping yourself or your kids safe online is so important, but many don't know where to start. Verizon is helping out by reaching communities nationwide through our virtual and in-person workshops. Verizon has joined forces with Older Adults Technology Services from AARP and My Digital TAT2 to make these events as beneficial as possible. The best news of all, they are completely FREE! For free digital wellness resources, and to see a schedule of upcoming workshops in a city near you, check out verizon.com/digitalwellness #VerizonPartner #seniorliving #eldercare #positiveaging #digitalwellness #onlinesafety
AI generated content is getting harder to spot. Sarah Kimmel with @familytech shared four smart ways to pick it out of a line up: 1. Pay attention to your emotions. How is the content making you feel? 2. Go directly to the source. Don’t click on direct links in suspicious posts. 3. Look for visual inconsistencies. Often, something looks off with AI generated content. 4. Look for platform warnings. Social media platforms are adding warnings to AI content. Read all of Sarah’s insights at the link in our bio. https://ksltv.com/?p=829650.
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AI generated content is getting harder to spot. Sarah Kimmel with @familytech shared four smart ways to pick it out of a line up: 1. Pay attention to your emotions. How is the content making you feel? 2. Go directly to the source. Don’t click on direct links in suspicious posts. 3. Look for visual inconsistencies. Often, something looks off with AI generated content. 4. Look for platform warnings. Social media platforms are adding warnings to AI content. Read all of Sarah’s insights at the link in our bio. https://ksltv.com/?p=829650.
Need a little extra help staying off your phone? These external tools make you take an extra step before you can log on. @familytech explained how they work. Find all the details and more options at the link in our bio. https://ksltv.com/?p=874093
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Need a little extra help staying off your phone? These external tools make you take an extra step before you can log on. @familytech explained how they work. Find all the details and more options at the link in our bio. https://ksltv.com/?p=874093
Parents of high schoolers LISTEN UP!
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Parents of high schoolers LISTEN UP!
How to check someone's phone for hidden apps
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How to check someone's phone for hidden apps
Swipe Safely! Don’t get scammed! In latest episode of 🎥 Barbie Does Dating — Episode 107 we discuss safety in dating. In this episode: 👉 The do’s and don’ts of what to share and what to keep private when meeting new people digitally. 👉 Kristin and Molly Bitton, founder of Singles Mingle Events get informed by cyber security expert Sarah Kimmel. Host of Oh My Tech Podcast and @familytech 👉 Sarah Kimmel answers specific questions about what’s safe to say on a dating profile and if it’s okay to connect your Instagram profile to your dating app. Whether you’re swiping or just here for the laughs—this episode’s got something for you. Hit play, subscribe, and maybe stop taking selfies from that angle. If you’re new around here—welcome to the chaotic joyride that is Barbie Does Dating, where we explore the wild, wonderful, and occasionally cringe-worthy world of dating in Utah culture. Your hosts: Barbie Berg – fearless dater with stories you’ll swear were scripted (they weren’t). Kristin Sokol – professional Dating Coach and wise woman of the Wasatch. Steve Soelberg – single, hilarious, and injured himself trying to find his “good side” on camera this episode. (He recovered in 20 minutes, and yes, we filmed it.) Want more? Watch past episodes + explore extras at barbiedoesdating.com 💌 Need personalized dating help? Work 1-on-1 with Kristin: kristinsokol.com Huge thanks to our sponsors oremtoyota.com! From personal experience (Steve Soelberg just bought a car there) If you’re car shopping for a new car, they’ve got the goods—new and used Toyotas, promos, unbelievable social media giveaways (follow them @oremtoyota), and honest-to-goodness great service. Tell them Barbie Does Dating sent you! utahpodcaststudio.com:The best place in Utah to sound (and now look) this good. Shoutout to the pros who make podcasting easy and actually fun.
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Swipe Safely! Don’t get scammed! In latest episode of 🎥 Barbie Does Dating — Episode 107 we discuss safety in dating. In this episode: 👉 The do’s and don’ts of what to share and what to keep private when meeting new people digitally. 👉 Kristin and Molly Bitton, founder of Singles Mingle Events get informed by cyber security expert Sarah Kimmel. Host of Oh My Tech Podcast and @familytech 👉 Sarah Kimmel answers specific questions about what’s safe to say on a dating profile and if it’s okay to connect your Instagram profile to your dating app. Whether you’re swiping or just here for the laughs—this episode’s got something for you. Hit play, subscribe, and maybe stop taking selfies from that angle. If you’re new around here—welcome to the chaotic joyride that is Barbie Does Dating, where we explore the wild, wonderful, and occasionally cringe-worthy world of dating in Utah culture. Your hosts: Barbie Berg – fearless dater with stories you’ll swear were scripted (they weren’t). Kristin Sokol – professional Dating Coach and wise woman of the Wasatch. Steve Soelberg – single, hilarious, and injured himself trying to find his “good side” on camera this episode. (He recovered in 20 minutes, and yes, we filmed it.) Want more? Watch past episodes + explore extras at barbiedoesdating.com 💌 Need personalized dating help? Work 1-on-1 with Kristin: kristinsokol.com Huge thanks to our sponsors oremtoyota.com! From personal experience (Steve Soelberg just bought a car there) If you’re car shopping for a new car, they’ve got the goods—new and used Toyotas, promos, unbelievable social media giveaways (follow them @oremtoyota), and honest-to-goodness great service. Tell them Barbie Does Dating sent you! utahpodcaststudio.com:The best place in Utah to sound (and now look) this good. Shoutout to the pros who make podcasting easy and actually fun.
Don't call me... Text please
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Don't call me... Text please
Warning! Unpopular take on social media lawsuits.
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Warning! Unpopular take on social media lawsuits.
Who wants to read one with me?? #bookclub
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Who wants to read one with me?? #bookclub
Be strong. Be the parent. Set up parental controls
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Be strong. Be the parent. Set up parental controls
Want to follow your favorite sports teams? Let your phone do the heavy lifting!
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Want to follow your favorite sports teams? Let your phone do the heavy lifting!
Ever heard your teen mention a “spam” account or “Finsta”? It can sound like secrecy at first. But for a lot of teens, it’s simply a second account where they can post without overthinking what “fits” their main, carefully edited feed. Spam accounts can include random photo dumps, casual moments, and fun memories that feel more real than polished. Still, parents shouldn’t ignore it. Even uncurated accounts can turn into oversharing, the wrong followers, and a comparison loop that quietly messes with confidence. The goal is not to panic. It’s to stay aware. Know what your teen is posting, who can see their posts, and whether the content still supports the kind of reputation you want for them, online and offline.
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Ever heard your teen mention a “spam” account or “Finsta”? It can sound like secrecy at first. But for a lot of teens, it’s simply a second account where they can post without overthinking what “fits” their main, carefully edited feed. Spam accounts can include random photo dumps, casual moments, and fun memories that feel more real than polished. Still, parents shouldn’t ignore it. Even uncurated accounts can turn into oversharing, the wrong followers, and a comparison loop that quietly messes with confidence. The goal is not to panic. It’s to stay aware. Know what your teen is posting, who can see their posts, and whether the content still supports the kind of reputation you want for them, online and offline.
Check how much you are using your phone to set goals to be more intentional about your tech use.
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Check how much you are using your phone to set goals to be more intentional about your tech use.
Your child isn’t just “on their phone.” Their brain is being rewired by it. If your teen gets restless when you take the phone away, if screen time is replacing sports, family time, or sleep, it’s time to take action. It could be digital dependence and it's hard to break. Many kids today aren’t addicted to content—they’re addicted to dopamine. And social media knows exactly how to feed it. As parents, it’s not about counting hours. It’s about noticing the signs: • Mood swings when offline • Loss of motivation for real-life activities • Sleep disruption • Shorter attention spans and constant stimulation seeking You can’t fight this with screen time limits alone, but you can build awareness, better habits, and stronger communication at home.
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Your child isn’t just “on their phone.” Their brain is being rewired by it. If your teen gets restless when you take the phone away, if screen time is replacing sports, family time, or sleep, it’s time to take action. It could be digital dependence and it's hard to break. Many kids today aren’t addicted to content—they’re addicted to dopamine. And social media knows exactly how to feed it. As parents, it’s not about counting hours. It’s about noticing the signs: • Mood swings when offline • Loss of motivation for real-life activities • Sleep disruption • Shorter attention spans and constant stimulation seeking You can’t fight this with screen time limits alone, but you can build awareness, better habits, and stronger communication at home.
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Family Tech Expert - Sarah Kimmel (@familytech) Instagram Stats & Analytics

Family Tech Expert - Sarah Kimmel (@familytech) has 18.5K Instagram followers with a 0.23% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 14.0 posts, Family Tech Expert - Sarah Kimmel received 746 total likes and 337K impressions, averaging 53.3 likes per post. This page tracks Family Tech Expert - Sarah Kimmel's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily.

Family Tech Expert - Sarah Kimmel (@familytech) Instagram Analytics FAQ

How many Instagram followers does Family Tech Expert - Sarah Kimmel have?+
Family Tech Expert - Sarah Kimmel (@familytech) has 18.5K Instagram followers as of April 2026.
What is Family Tech Expert - Sarah Kimmel's Instagram engagement rate?+
Family Tech Expert - Sarah Kimmel's Instagram engagement rate is 0.23% over the last 12 months, based on 14.0 posts.
How many likes does Family Tech Expert - Sarah Kimmel get on Instagram?+
Family Tech Expert - Sarah Kimmel received 746 total likes across 14.0 posts in the last 12 months, averaging 53.3 likes per post.
How many Instagram impressions does Family Tech Expert - Sarah Kimmel get?+
Family Tech Expert - Sarah Kimmel's Instagram content generated 337K total impressions over the last 12 months.