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An open letter to Kiwis from Netsafe’s CEO Martin Cocker. Article originally published by the New Zealand Herald. “Create an account – It’s free and …

This Factsheet presents findings regarding New Zealand teens’ use, and attitudes towards, digital technologies and online safety. These findings are part of a larger quantitative …

In 2017, Kiwis reported losing $10.1 million dollars to online scams and fraud to Netsafe. The largest single loss reported was $480,000 to an investment …

While new technologies offer a number of benefits and opportunities, their use is accompanied by challenges and potential risks. This includes the different forms of …

Netsafe, The Office of the eSafety Commissioner (Australia) and UK Safer Internet Centre with the University of Plymouth (UK) have collaborated on research culminating in …

Over the last ten years the sharing of nude images or videos (sometimes known as “sexting”) by young people has emerged as a concern. Despite …

Netsafe and the Ministry for Women have worked together to create a report exploring the differences in the ways young people experience harm online. This …

Netsafe’s submission to the Ministry of Health’s ‘Strategy to Prevent Suicide in New Zealand’ public consultation in 2017. This submission focuses on two areas:- Improving …

Advances in technology and higher bandwidth internet connections has increased the ability for people to connect, driven improvements in productivity, helped social inclusion, enhanced innovation …

After sending more than a million emails to scammers Re:scam will be powering down for some R&R and R&D from 18 December 2017.    What …