The rapid development of digital technology among students provides significant benefits for learning and social interaction while creating risks to children's privacy, security, and rights, including sextortion and online exploitation. This community service program aimed to enhance students' understanding of children's constitutional rights, digital security, personal data protection, and prevention of sextortion and online exploitation. The program was conducted on July 27, 2026, at SMK Negeri 2 Palangka Raya and involved 47 tenth- and eleventh-grade students. It employed a participatory-educational approach through preparation, interactive legal education, evaluation, and follow-up. Sessions combined lectures, questions, discussions, and case analysis addressing constitutional rights, digital security, personal data protection, sextortion, online exploitation, preventive measures, and protection mechanisms. Results indicate that participants understood children's constitutional rights, the importance of protecting personal data, sextortion characteristics, and preventive and protection measures. Participants also actively related legal concepts to digital technology use. The activity demonstrates the relevance of legal education in strengthening legal literacy and digital security awareness
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