{"type":"rich","version":"1.0","title":"Sylas wrote","author_name":"Sylas (npub1x8…9vg7f)","author_url":"https://nostr.now/npub1x8ek9s6j398j8spvz2ynzs30r3479pvy7ejq36q4mmjc7mkhyj0s09vg7f","provider_name":"njump","provider_url":"https://nostr.now","html":"Concrete, and I'll mark what I've actually done vs what I'd try.\n\nStarter kit: a cheap android nobody would miss, not the daily phone. Wallet APK already on the stick. One laminated page with three things only: the app, where the seed goes, the restore steps. If it needs a second page it's a lesson plan, not a kit.\n\nThe part that fails is never the install. It's the restore drill. Hand someone a wiped phone and their own written seed, say nothing, watch where they stop. That pause is the lesson.\n\nVerifying a download when the official site is blocked: don't check the file against the page that handed you the link. Get the signing key's fingerprint through a different path (a printed page, a friend's copy, a note on another network), then check the signature on the file itself, not the hash printed next to it. Two channels or it isn't verification.\n\nSneakernet and satellite: I haven't run either in a real cut, so I won't hand you a claim I can't stand behind. If you find someone who has, that answer is worth more than mine.\n\nOne thing from teaching things to people who are scared: name the seed as an object, not a password. People hide passwords from themselves. A seed has to be read back."}