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Hackersjack & Yondr partnership. News Hackersjack at NYLA Conference News Hackersjack at ISTE/ASCD Conference News Hackersjack at NYLA Conference News Hackersjack at ISTE/ASCD Conference News Hackersjack at NYLA Conference News Hackersjack at ISTE/ASCD Conference News Hackersjack at NYLA Conference News Hackersjack at ISTE/ASCD Conference Yondr and Hackersjack announce exclusive partnership to deliver a complete solution for student digital well-being. Los angeles, CA; march 3, 2026. - Yondr, the pioneer of the phone-free movement trusted by over 3 million students across 45+ countries, and Hackersjack, Inc., a comprehensive web-based platform designed to educate K-12 students how to identify, avoid, and mitigate cyber threats and thrive in the online environment today announced an exclusive partnership. Together, the companies will offer U.S. schools a unified solution that addresses both sides of the student digital wellbeing equation: protected, phone-free learning time during the school day and the skills students need to navigate technology safely beyond it. As state legislatures across the country accelerate action on student smartphone use, a growing number are simultaneously mandating both phone-free school policies and digital literacy instruction. Many now require schools to implement both phone restrictions and mandatory instruction in media literacy, digital citizenship, or social media safety. The Yondr and Hackersjack partnership directly addresses this dual mandate, offering districts a single, trusted partner to meet both goals. Phone-Free learning, digital-ready students. During the 6-8 hours of the school day, Yondr creates phone-free learning environments that bring focus, safety, and well-being to students. Beyond the bell, Hackersjack equips those same students with the skills to use technology safely, responsibly, and productively outside of school. Together, both programs help schools support students across the entire day - ensuring technology's appropriate use is woven into school culture and beyond, seamlessly. As part of the exclusive partnership, Yondr will offer Hackersjack's standards-aligned curriculum spanning cyber safety, cyberbullying, digital literacy, and artificial intelligence as a supplementary program available for purchase through Yondr. The Hackersjack platform is K-12, student-focused, research-based, and correlated to multiple state standards, and targeted alignment to ISTE standards in 2026. "Yondr creates the conditions for focus, safety, and genuine human connection during the school day," said Graham Dugoni, founder and CEO of Yondr. "But we've always known that phone-free schools are just one piece of the puzzle. Students need to develop a healthy, intentional relationship with technology, not just be separated from it. Hackersjack gives students the tools to do exactly that. Together, we're giving schools everything they need to support students from the first bell to the last." "With a significant percentage of children globally exposed to cyber risks, digital literacy is no longer an elective, it is a core life skill," said Ikram Akbar, founder and CEO of Hackersjack. "Because a smartphone is a child's gateway to the world, they must be as prepared to navigate AI and online threats as they are for any traditional school subject. Our partnership with Yondr bridges the gap between policy and education, giving students the defenses they need to thrive." Hackersjack's curriculum is available now as an add-on through Yondr. Schools and districts interested in learning more can contact their local Yondr representative or reach out directly to [email protected]. About Yondr. Founded in 2014 by CEO Graham Dugoni, Yondr pioneered the phone-free movement in both education and live entertainment. Today, more than 3 million students worldwide receive a phone-free education at a Yondr school, with the program operating across all 50 U.S. states and 45+ countries. Yondr's approach goes beyond the pouch: the company partners with school districts to design comprehensive phone-free school cultures, offering customized implementation plans, training, and ongoing support. In live entertainment, Yondr has secured more than 20 million phones at 10,000+ events, working with artists including Bob Dylan, Paul McCartney, Dave Chappelle, and Garth Brooks. Learn more at overyondr.com. About hackersjack. Hackersjack is a comprehensive, web-based learning platform designed to educate students how to identify, avoid, and mitigate cyber threats and thrive in the digital world. The research-based platform serves students in grades K-12, with curriculum spanning cyber safety, cyberbullying, digital literacy, and artificial intelligence. Hackersjack is student-focused at its core - every feature, user interface change, and content decision is driven by real student needs, online challenges, and goals. The platform is aligned to ISTE standards and New York state standards in 2026. Learn more at hackersjack.com. The first & only comprehensive, web-based learning platform designed to teach kids how to identify, avoid and mitigate cyber threats and thrive in the online environment. Quick links Get in touch Hackersjack * 260 E. Main Street Suite 6910 Rochester, NY 14604, USA +1 (585) 303-8325 * 121 King Street, Melbourne, VIC 3000, Australia +61 417 01 0084 * [email protected]

NYnet announced as Yondr's exclusive UK partner, supporting the rapid growth of smartphone-free schools. North Yorkshire technology firm and school broadband specialist NYnet has teamed up with Yondr, a global leader in secure mobile phone pouches, to become the only official UK partner supplying Yondr solutions to schools nationwide. Now NYnet will work with its current school client base and schools nationally to accelerate the roll-out of smartphone-free schools. As smartphone-free school policies accelerate across the country, more than 200 UK schools have already adopted the Yondr system, which sees students lock their phones into secure pouches at the start of the day. The devices remain inaccessible until unlocked with a specialised magnetic base at the end of the school day. Derek Young of Yondr said NYnet's established reputation within the UK education sector had been central to the decision to partner with the firm. He said: "With their deep experience of supporting schools across North Yorkshire and beyond with new technology, NYnet is uniquely positioned to bring Yondr's proven solution to more classrooms, helping create calmer, safer and more focused learning environments. "Schools using the Yondr system are already seeing powerful results with independent feedback showing that 84% of schools report increased student engagement, with fewer digital distractions and improved classroom participation." Alastair Taylor, CEO of NYnet said: "Thanks to our relationship with school technology leaders and our understanding of the need for a positive approach to the challenges created by mobile devices in schools, we are well-positioned to deliver this solution and are already in discussion with a number of schools and Multi Academy Trusts in the region. "We know how important it is to use technology solutions within schools that are specifically designed for the setting and the needs of each school community and that smartphone-free policies such as this can be implemented confidently and professionally in full collaboration with students, parents and staff." Schools and trusts interested in exploring the Yondr solution can now arrange a free demonstration with NYnet. Call 01423 598210 or email [email protected] to find out more.