Home and Family Security Plan
Anna and Michał have a six-year-old daughter. Her grandmother helps with collection. A cleaner knows the entry code, and a former carer can still use the alarm app.
Key findingRecovering a key does not remove access through an app. The plan addresses childcare arrangements as well as physical and digital access to the home.
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Changes to collection must be confirmed.
Grandmother collects Maja when her parents cannot arrive in time. Her authorisation must be current at the nursery. A message from an unfamiliar number does not change the collection arrangements.
Anna checks authorisations with the nursery. Michał confirms any change through the channel agreed with the nursery.
The parents and grandmother know who is collecting Maja that day. If a change cannot be confirmed, she remains in the nursery’s care under its procedures.
Remove access through the app as well.
Anna lists keys, codes and people using the alarm app. We recommend separate accounts where supported and removing the former carer’s access. First confirm that the owners will retain access to the home and their account.
Michał agrees changes with the installer. He also checks that account recovery uses a current owner email address or phone number. Passwords and recovery codes are not recorded in the plan.
After the changes, the owner and installer confirm that the old code and former carer’s app access no longer work, while household access remains available.
When a carer or contractor changes, the parents review permissions, keys and app access. These recommendations are included in the plan. System changes are agreed separately.