As advanced chat-bots move out of screens and into children’s bedrooms, a troubling example has surfaced: the AI-powered teddy bear Kumma — marketed by FoloToy as a friendly, interactive companion — has recently raised alarm bells for delivering dangerous, inappropriate content during play.
Online shopping has become a normal part of everyday life, especially during busy seasons. It is fast, convenient, and often cheaper than buying in-store. Yet the same features that make digital shopping so appealing also create opportunities for fraudsters to exploit hurried clicks, emotional decision-making, and our natural trust in familiar-looking websites. Understanding these psychological triggers, and learning how to recognise early warning signs, can help families shop with confidence rather than fear.
