About

I've always been the person friends and family call with tech questions, and I've always been good at explaining things slowly, without making anyone feel silly. A channel lets me help far more people than I ever could one at a time.

The videos use a calm AI narrator voice, and every description says so. Scam and safety facts are checked against official sources like the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre and the U.S. Federal Trade Commission.

Justin, Falkland BC

Our promise: what we will never do

Scammers sometimes pretend to be helpful channels like ours. We will never:

Ask for your passwords, PINs or the codes sent to your phone
Ask for your credit card or banking details
Ask you to send money, gift cards or crypto
Ask you to install an app so we can see or control your computer or phone
Message you first to offer help, a prize or an investment
Ask you to move to WhatsApp, Telegram, text or a phone call

We only post on our YouTube channel (@TechWithPatienceCA), our Facebook Page and this website.

If someone using our name asks you for any of these things, it's a scam. Don't reply. Report the account, and tell us in a comment on any of our videos.

What the videos cover

Scam Safety Texts, calls, pop-ups and fake videos, and how to spot them.
AI Made Simple What AI is, what it's good for, and how scammers misuse it.
Phone Settings Bigger text, louder sound, more space, fewer spam calls.
Staying Connected Video calls, photos and group texts with family.
Surprise the Grandkids One-minute tricks to show off at the next visit.

Helping a parent with their phone?

Send them here. Every video is slow, calm and free, with no jargon. They can rewatch a step as many times as they like.