Update src/app/page.tsx

Merge version_7 into main

src/app/page.tsx

@@ -283,19 +283,19 @@ export default function LandingPage() {
           sideDescription="Follow these simple steps to check and improve your privacy settings across all your devices and accounts."
           faqs={[
             {
-              id: "1",              title: "Browser Privacy Settings",              content: "<strong>Step 1: Clear Your History</strong> - Browsers remember every site you visit. Go to Settings → Privacy → Clear Browsing Data. Select 'All time' and check all boxes. Click Clear.<br /><br /><strong>Step 2: Turn On Privacy Mode</strong> - Use Private Browsing (Chrome), InPrivate (Edge), or Private Window (Firefox) for sensitive tasks like banking.<br /><br /><strong>Step 3: Check Cookies</strong> - Most browsers: Settings → Privacy → Cookies. Block third-party cookies to limit tracking."
+              id: "1",              title: "Browser Privacy Settings",              content: "<ol class='list-decimal list-inside space-y-3 ml-4'><li><strong>Clear Your History</strong> — Go to <strong>Settings</strong> → <strong>Privacy</strong> → <strong>Clear Browsing Data</strong>. Select 'All time' and check all boxes. Click <strong>Clear</strong>.</li><li><strong>Turn On Privacy Mode</strong> — Use <strong>Private Browsing</strong> (Chrome), <strong>InPrivate</strong> (Edge), or <strong>Private Window</strong> (Firefox) for sensitive tasks like banking.</li><li><strong>Check Cookies</strong> — Most browsers: <strong>Settings</strong> → <strong>Privacy</strong> → <strong>Cookies</strong>. Block third-party cookies to limit tracking.</li></ol>"
             },
             {
-              id: "2",              title: "Smartphone App Permissions",              content: "<strong>Step 1: Review What Apps Can Access</strong> - iPhone: Settings → Privacy → Location Services. Android: Settings → Apps → Permissions.<br /><br /><strong>Step 2: Disable Unnecessary Access</strong> - Does your calculator really need your location? Does a game need your contacts? Turn these off!<br /><br /><strong>Step 3: Check Microphone & Camera</strong> - Only messaging apps and video apps need these. Disable for all others."
+              id: "2",              title: "Smartphone App Permissions",              content: "<ol class='list-decimal list-inside space-y-3 ml-4'><li><strong>Review What Apps Can Access</strong> — iPhone: <strong>Settings</strong> → <strong>Privacy</strong> → <strong>Location Services</strong>. Android: <strong>Settings</strong> → <strong>Apps</strong> → <strong>Permissions</strong>.</li><li><strong>Disable Unnecessary Access</strong> — Does your calculator really need your location? Does a game need your contacts? Turn these off!</li><li><strong>Check Microphone & Camera</strong> — Only messaging apps and video apps need these. Disable for all others.</li></ol>"
             },
             {
-              id: "3",              title: "Social Media Privacy Controls",              content: "<strong>Facebook Privacy Check:</strong> Settings → Privacy → Who can see your posts? Choose 'Friends Only'. Who can look you up? Choose 'Friends Only'. Who can message you? Choose 'Friends Only'.<br /><br /><strong>Gmail/Google Privacy:</strong> Visit myaccount.google.com → Data & Privacy → Review activity and sign-out options.<br /><br /><strong>Apple ID Privacy:</strong> Settings → [Your Name] → iCloud → Disable data you don't want shared."
+              id: "3",              title: "Social Media Privacy Controls",              content: "<ol class='list-decimal list-inside space-y-3 ml-4'><li><strong>Facebook Privacy Check:</strong> <strong>Settings</strong> → <strong>Privacy</strong> → Who can see your posts? Choose <strong>Friends Only</strong>. Who can look you up? Choose <strong>Friends Only</strong>. Who can message you? Choose <strong>Friends Only</strong>.</li><li><strong>Gmail/Google Privacy:</strong> Visit <strong>myaccount.google.com</strong> → <strong>Data & Privacy</strong> → Review activity and sign-out options.</li><li><strong>Apple ID Privacy:</strong> <strong>Settings</strong> → [Your Name] → <strong>iCloud</strong> → Disable data you don't want shared.</li></ol>"
             },
             {
-              id: "4",              title: "Email Security Check",              content: "<strong>Gmail Account Recovery:</strong> Go to myaccount.google.com. Add a recovery phone number and backup email. This helps if you get locked out.<br /><br /><strong>Unsubscribe from Spam:</strong> Click the Unsubscribe link at the bottom of emails (for legitimate companies). For obvious spam, use the Spam button.<br /><br /><strong>Check Recent Activity:</strong> Gmail shows where you've signed in. Sign out of unrecognized locations."
+              id: "4",              title: "Email Security Check",              content: "<ol class='list-decimal list-inside space-y-3 ml-4'><li><strong>Gmail Account Recovery:</strong> Go to <strong>myaccount.google.com</strong>. Add a recovery phone number and backup email. This helps if you get locked out.</li><li><strong>Unsubscribe from Spam:</strong> Click the <strong>Unsubscribe</strong> link at the bottom of emails (for legitimate companies). For obvious spam, use the <strong>Spam</strong> button.</li><li><strong>Check Recent Activity:</strong> Gmail shows where you've signed in. Sign out of unrecognized locations.</li></ol>"
             },
             {
-              id: "5",              title: "Two-Factor Authentication",              content: "<strong>What It Is:</strong> Two-factor authentication requires two forms of ID: your password AND a code from your phone or authenticator app.<br /><br /><strong>Where to Enable It:</strong> Most important: Email, Banking, Social Media. Go to Security Settings and look for 'Two-Factor Authentication' or '2FA'.<br /><br /><strong>Save Your Backup Codes:</strong> Write them down and store in a safe place. These unlock your account if you lose your phone."
+              id: "5",              title: "Two-Factor Authentication",              content: "<ol class='list-decimal list-inside space-y-3 ml-4'><li><strong>What It Is:</strong> Two-factor authentication requires two forms of ID: your password AND a code from your phone or authenticator app.</li><li><strong>Where to Enable It:</strong> Most important: Email, Banking, Social Media. Go to <strong>Security Settings</strong> and look for <strong>Two-Factor Authentication</strong> or <strong>2FA</strong>.</li><li><strong>Save Your Backup Codes:</strong> Write them down and store in a safe place. These unlock your account if you lose your phone.</li></ol>"
             }
           ]}
           faqsAnimation="slide-up"