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Security App Mascot: Protected vs Exposed States Without Scareware
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Security apps need two clear states: protected, which is a calm, happy loop, and exposed. When an alert comes in, the mascot switches to attention, not a siren, so the user feels informed, not threatened. Always pair the motion with plain text that says what happened, and once it's fixed, a single success reaction confirms you're safe again.
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