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Category: Bullying

Numbers don’t lie – your kids are in danger!

The digital age has ushered in unprecedented connectivity, offering numerous benefits to society. However, it has also facilitated a disturbing rise in online crimes against children, manifesting in various forms such as grooming, cyberbullying, and the dissemination of child sexual abuse material (CSAM). Recent statistics reveal a concerning escalation in these offences, underscoring the urgent…
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Digital Danger Zones: Top Online Threats Every Parent Must Know

The digital world offers tremendous opportunities for learning, socialisation, and creativity but also harbours risks that can endanger your child’s safety and well-being. As technology becomes an inseparable part of our lives, parents must stay informed about the evolving threats children face online. This article explores the top online dangers every parent must understand and…
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Talking to Children About Internet Safety: Tips for Parents

As a parent, teaching your children how to use the internet safely and responsibly is important. Here are some tips for having productive conversations about internet safety with your kids: Following these tips can help ensure that your child has a safe and enjoyable online experience. Remember, the most important thing is to stay involved…
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Online Dangers to Children: Latest Statistics and How to Protect Your Kids

The internet can be a great resource for children, but it’s important to be aware of the potential dangers they may face online. Here are some latest statistics on the dangers to children when they go online: It’s important for parents to be aware of these dangers and to take steps to protect their children…
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Rise of the scam baiters, fall of the scammers.

Who would think that a 79-year-old woman named Vivian, could pose a danger to online tech support and refund scammers? This adorable grandmother who loves whiskey and making hashbrown casseroles seems like the perfectly innocent victim. But she’s a character being played by an ethical hacker, Pierogi from Scammer Payback. He uses this character to…
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5 reasons why games and social media are so addictive

There are many reasons why gaming and social media are habit-forming. Some reasons are quite obvious and others are more manipulative by design. Here are the top five: They are fun. Games are played by people of all ages, because they are fun. For children, gaming is a very good way to teach them what…
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Generation Z – the loneliest generation of all, thanks to social media.

Born between 1997 and 2021, this generation has grown up with technology, mobile phones, social media, the Internet and ”on-demand” entertainment. They are the most connected generation with groups of friends and fans on messaging apps, social media, live streaming and they will never leave home without their phone. If they do, their FOMO (fear…
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Keep your family safe with a panic button on their phone – response24

When Marlize Holtzhausen’s pregnant sister was attacked in her home, in front of her two-year-old son, then kidnapped, beaten, raped and left for dead – the whole family was severely traumatised. She struggled to get help and the physical damage caused her to go into labour while she was stranded far from home. Time was…
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Who is really on the other side of the conversation? Fake profiles and catfish.

How do you know that the person you are chatting to online is actually who they claim to be? The Internet has made it so easy for people to connect with other people all over the world. Most people who create online profiles, do so honestly and with the intention to connect with friends, family,…
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What should you do if your child participated in cyberbullying?

As parents, you are responsible if your child bullies anyone in real life or online. You could be held liable for damages and costs incurred by the victim. Parents need to teach children to treat others the same way they would like to be treated. You also need to model the ideal behaviour you’d like…
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