Today is the European Day for the Protection of Children against Sexual Exploitation and Sexual Abuse. It’s also an opportunity to highlight the phenomenal increase seen in the online circulation of sexually explicit images and videos self-generated by children themselves.
TikTok is making it easier for parents to safeguard their children on its video-sharing app.
New features include the ability to change the youngster’s settings remotely to block them from carrying out searches, and to prevent strangers from seeing their posts.
In a widely-circulated video, prominent leftist YouTube streamer Vaush reiterated his argument to legalize child pornography.
There is growing concern among parents, educators, and child safety experts regarding children[1] who exhibit or who engage in harmful sexual behavior (HSB) against other children. In part, this concern arises from the significant number of incidents of child-on-child HSB known to authorities.
Europol actively works to block and remove the most explicit photos and videos of child sexual abuse from the Internet. This is how they complete this essential task.
Children searching for content relating to depression and self-harm can be exposed to more of it by the recommendation engines built in to social networks.
Sophie Parkinson was just 13 when she took her own life. She had depression and suicidal thoughts.
For too long in Ireland, accountability regarding those claiming to be psychologists acting as agents of the Family Law Court have caused misery to countless families.
Privacy not included” has become an annual tradition for the internet rights advocate, and this year has an especially solid crop of creepy devices, given the uptick in smart speakers, smart security cameras and smart litterboxes.
Instagram has launched new technology to recognise self-harm and suicide content on its app in the UK and Europe.
Today an Irish National newspaper, The Examiner reported how Irish girls as young as 14 are being targeted by online forums which share pictures of image-based sexual assault.
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