For the online generation, being able to evaluate digital information is a necessary skill. Steffen’s guide outlines many key points internet users need to look out for, including identifying false and misleading information, such as deepfakes; learning how to recognize bias; and ways to be vigilant against imposters and scammers. In teaching readers about all of the above, Steffens uses real-life examples of online misinformation and explains how these threats exist in the apps and web pages we use every day. Similarly, Steffens describes the unique intricacies of the online space that allow for misinformation to be spread and users to be tricked. These arguments are supported with explanations and warnings about AI, the many motives people could have when creating misleading information, and how to handle encountering something that doesn’t seem quite right. These tips are helpful for teaching online search skills and healthy social media use and training readers to be cautious and how to recognize suspicious information. This guide proves to be a conclusive and topical resource for the increasingly confusing information landscape.