#digital-safety

#digital-safety

Google Family Link introduces redesigned interface and new features for improved child safety.

Enhanced parental controls streamline management of screen time, app permissions, and contacts.

Tech giants like Google, Apple, and Microsoft provide integrated parental controls to help manage children's screen time and online safety.

VPN claims can be misleading, and it's essential to understand their functionalities and limitations before choosing a service.

Always verify unknown email addresses for legitimacy to prevent falling victim to scams.

McAfee's Deepfake Detector helps identify AI-generated audio in videos but has limitations and may not cover all types of content.

Small businesses face significant cybersecurity threats due to budget constraints and lack of proactive measures.

Playing along with scammers reveals their common tactics, highlighting the importance of digital vigilance.

YouTube Kids may not be the safe option parents assume, as it promotes quick consumption and lacks proper content regulation.

The Glossary of Digital Media Platforms provides essential tools for parents to manage their children's online presence and safety.

UK social media platforms must comply with new safety laws to avoid hefty fines for allowing illegal content.

Instagram is making accounts for users under 18 private by default to enhance privacy and safety.

Online harassment is a significant concern for public figures, impacting mental well-being and raising safety issues.

Parents must navigate digital parenting without role models while ensuring teen safety online.

Nepal lifts TikTok ban, prioritizing equal treatment of social media platforms and responding to the platform's commitments to local regulations.

Tabletop creators are migrating from X (formerly Twitter) to Bluesky due to its safety and community-focused tools.

Britain leads in enacting laws against AI-generated child sexual abuse imagery, addressing a critical legal gap.

The rise of AI tools like DeepSeek presents significant security challenges that necessitate rigorous scrutiny and regulation.

The World Federation of Advertisers is discontinuing its Global Alliance for Responsible Media initiative due to the distraction and financial strain caused by recent allegations and a lawsuit.

A small brand safety initiative, the Global Alliance for Responsible Media (GARM), is ceasing operations after being targeted by X (formerly Twitter) in a lawsuit alleging its involvement in coordinating an advertiser boycott following Elon Musk's acquisition of the company.