The Arkansas State Police is urging parents and caregivers to update their child safety strategies as online sextortion cases ...

Children as young as seven are being targeted online, and we’re seeing a sharp increase in sextortion cases involving minors, ...

A recent all-day Federal Trade Commission workshop on kids’ online safety hammered home a focused message: The internet has ...

The Be Internet Awesome program is built to teach skills around five key online safety areas – from learning ... education is by involving trusted adults in the process,” said Karen Roberston ...

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The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office will host a free internet safety presentation called Project ... Topics include tactics used by adult predators online; the growing trends of sextortion ...

And yet research has repeatedly demonstrated that while parents, governments, schools etc can play a significant role in ensuring internet safety, tech companies are the most effective remedy to ...

As we mark Safer Internet Day ... who should be better protected by any online safety legislation, will remain unprotected as easily available adult material continues to filter down.

Safer Internet Day is on Tuesday 11 February 2025 and brings communities, schools, organisations and families from more than 180 countries together to raise awareness of online safety issues and ...

It's not just their children's well-being that parents should be concerned about, though, but also adults trying to ... to educate kids and parents on internet safety. The National 988 Suicide ...

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