DLD-001 Digital Identity and Accounts
Who you are online, and how you log in — usernames, passwords, recovery methods, and the accounts built on top of them.
DLD-002 The accounts you use to send, receive, store, and recover correspondence. Often the recovery channel for everything else, which makes it disproportionately important.
DLD-003 Messaging and Calls
The apps and numbers you use to talk to people — texts, voice, video, and the encryption (or lack of it) behind them.
DLD-004 Social Media
The platforms where you post, follow, and are visible to others — and what they reveal about you to people you never met.
DLD-005 Web Browsing and Search
The browser, search engine, and habits that shape what gets tracked as you move around the web.
DLD-006 AI Services and Assistants
The AI tools and assistants you talk to — what you tell them, what they remember, and where that goes.
DLD-007 Personal Devices
Your phone, laptop, and tablet — the physical objects that hold almost everything else on this list.
DLD-008 Connected Devices and Smart Environments
Smart-home gear, wearables, and other connected devices that quietly listen, sense, or report.
DLD-009 Networks and Connectivity
The Wi-Fi, mobile data, and other connections your devices trust to move information.
DLD-010 Cloud Storage
Where your files, photos, and backups live outside your own devices — and who else can reach them.
DLD-011 Local Files and Storage
What sits on your own devices and drives — documents, media, and anything not backed up elsewhere.
DLD-012 Digital Finance and Payments
Banking apps, payment methods, and the money that moves through them.
DLD-013 Digital Commerce
Online shopping accounts, saved payment details, and the retailers who hold them.
DLD-014 Websites and Domain Names
Any site or domain you personally own or run, and what it takes to keep control of it.
DLD-015 Cryptoassets and Wallets
Cryptocurrency holdings, wallets, and the keys that control them — specialized, and not something everyone needs to think about.
DLD-016 Digital Health and Wellness
Health apps, records, and trackers — often sensitive, and easy to overlook.
Not every domain applies to everyone, and that's the point — you only need to think about the ones that are actually part of your life. Ready to see this in action? Start with Email, the domain that protects the most others.