Before young people start using technology, it’s crucial you talk to them about the type of things they might see online and develop strategies on …

Sexting is the name given to the act of sending or receiving nude images, videos or texts and also covers underwear and sexual content. We’ve …

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Technological options like parental controls can help keep your child safe online, but they work best when teamed with online safety education. Find out the …

Romance scammers are good at what they do and can spend months building up trust before they start to ask for sums of money. There’s no fail-proof way to identify a romance scam, but there are signs to look out for.

People increasingly submit more of their data – most likely without thinking – everyday. So it’s important to know about the simple things that will …

Two-factor authentication (2FA) is an extra layer of security for your online accounts. Find out what it is, how it works & why it’s important.

There are so many conveniences to shopping online, but you also need to be careful about who you’re buying from and the information you’re giving …

You are here: Online Safety Parent Toolkit > Understand As young people become more independent online, they can connect and communicate with people they don’t know. …

Smartphones and tablets are computing devices that also need protecting. We’ve put together the following 12 tips for protecting your mobile devices against digital dangers