You are here: Online Safety Parent Toolkit > Understand Social media can be a great way to stay connected to friends and family, however there …

A catfish is someone who pretends to be someone else online – and it isn’t always easy to spot the difference between a catfish and …

Sometimes it’s hard to know what to do to when you see someone being bullied online. We’ve written our tips on how to be an …

As a parent, it’s normal to want to share your child’s milestone moments with friends and whānau. Some parents do this online as it’s a …

To help you protect your privacy on Twitter, we’ve put together some pointers about the types of information you might want to think about protecting …

You are here: Online Safety Parent Toolkit > Understand Sexting, or the sending of nude or sexually explicit images, continues to be a topic of …

Online gaming is enjoyed by many young people, but there are some risks worth thinking about. We’ve put together some tips about what to look …

This research report presents findings from an exploratory study about the extent and nature of digital self-harm among New Zealand teens. Digital self-harm is broadly …

Anonymous feedback apps are growing in popularity. Whether you’re using Tellonym, Sarahah or another platform it’s important to think through what might happen when using …

Safer Internet Day is celebrated globally each year on 5 February and promotes the safe and positive use of digital technology. Coordinated in New Zealand by Netsafe, …