Deepfakes: Protect Children from AI Threats Deepfakes use AI to create fake videos, images, or audio that look real. They trick people into believing false events. In 2025, deepfakes child safety concerns have exploded. Families, educators, and small businesses face new risks. We focus on global threats with emphasis on Ireland and the EU. This…
An easy to follow instructional guide for patents in setting up Parental Controls on Netflix
Students at Coláiste Bríde in Clondalkin, Co. Dublin, recently discovered in a study, that two out of every three people in the school, had received a sexualized image, or had been asked for one. The results led students to launch their own Sexting awareness campaign. Sexting is an obvious source of concern for…
Is your family a slave to the lure of a digital screen. If so it may be time you all turned the devices off and experienced a well deserved ‘Digital Detox’
Today we would like to discuss, how harmful it can be for children to share inappropriate images of themselves, with others when using their devices. Incredibly we have found that children in Irish Primary Schools in 5th and 6th class, are very aware of this behaviour. What some children can believe is a just a funny image or photo of themselves, can have really serious long negative effects if shared with others.
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