Parents will find a variety of useful information and advice on the many aspects of interent safety which applies to children, teens, and also parents themselves.
The revelation the Kim Kardashian’s son found an advertisement about a 2nd Sex Tape on Roblox, has been revealed.
Pornography is normalising a “sexist raunch culture” in schools which is putting pressure on girls to share explicit images with boys.
There are hidden risks for adults using dating apps. They are proving to be a personal information overshare nightmare for many users, which very few even realise.
Using Facebook Avatar is an easy way to protect your identity on Facebook. Both parents and children should make use of this feature. It ensures your real-world physical image is not accessible to strangers from your account profile.
The IWF and the NSPCC’s Childline UK have launched a Sexual Image Removal Tool for Children. This will afford some comfort to parents and children where sexual content has been shared online.
The introduction of a new WhatsApp Privacy Policy after the latest update has revealed some terms and conditions, which are of great concern to privacy advocates.
Why is it essential for empathy to be taught in Irish schools. For a start, when a baby is born, their mind is a clean slate. What children are exposed to decides what’s hard coded in to them. This ultimately dictates, what type of an individual the child will eventually become. Bad coding, leads to a bug ridden program, which leads to issues and problems.
The passing of incredibly recognisable individuals, those who featured strongly in the media we consumed while growing up, can give rise to strong nostalgic memories of childhood.
Today Mastercard suddenly reveald that it would no longer process payments for Pornhub, one of the world’s most popular adult websites, after it found “unlawful content” on the platform.
This comes in the wake of serious allegations that Pornhub not only hosted sexual assault, revenge porn and child abuse, they monatised and profited from the content.
TikTok and Instagram Reels are the social media platforms known for light-hearted dancing and memes that have brought an element of seemingly harmless fun into the dark days of Covid for many of us. But as Anne-Marie Tomchak reports, are we nonchalantly uploading content of our children having fun and ignoring the darker side of…
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