It’s one thing monitoring your child’s internet usage and limiting their data, and adjusting privacy settings so that they don’t come across porn or explicit or disturbing content. But it’s another thing completely to teach them how to conduct themselves on social media, chatrooms and in online games.
I guess the starting point is to teach them what they could possibly face online, and how “dangers” can come from every source – whether it’s friends, strangers, or strangers pretending to be friends.
Internet Matters, UK-based non-profit organisation aim to keep all children safe online, and recently launched a campaign that’s all about getting parents to play a critical role in their children’s digital lives.
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