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Blog | Child on child sexual abuse | Image Based Abuse | Internet Safety Advice for Parents | Live stream sexual abuse and exploitation | Online Sexual Exploitation | Pornography | SextingMasterCard and Visa Abandon Mindgeek following Investigation.
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Big Tech | Blog | Data Services Act | EUEU Digital Services Act agreement a watershed moment in the protection of big tech users, especially children
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Teenage girls more susceptible to Anxiety and Depression from Social Media use
Social Media has become an integral part of our lives. The risk of harm it presents to the Mental Health of teens and young children, must be addressed. Teens in particular are vulnerable to the onset of depression; anxiety disorders and self-esteem issues, from the content they are bombarded with.
Young girls are left particularly vulnerable, being subjected to incredible pressure to look, act or behave a certain way, both in the real and the online world.
“You have two mins to reply” Incidents Of Online Predators Targeting Children Increasing
This shocking revelation come as police issue a stark warning, about the scale of online abuse they are attempting to deal with to parents. Australian Federal Police Commander Lesa Gale in an interview stated “The number is so great that my team are really struggling to keep up with the volume and velocity of this. This year alone has seen 12,000 individual reports made to police. Each one of these reports can contain thousands of images and videos. “There’s so much material being made that police work alone can’t keep on top of the problem” she said.
