As parents and carers, keeping our children safe – both offline and online – is crucial.
However, with rapidly changing technology and increasingly sophisticated methods of cyber crime becoming more prevalent, staying updated on online security measures is everyone’s responsibility.
Here we share helpful tips from experts on how to keep you and your family safe online.
Topics include Improving Online Security, Sharenting, Catfishing and Data Protection.
In our expert videos, Assistant Data Commissioner Jennifer Dolan and Research and Policy officer Andrew Carroll from the Data Protection Commission Ireland offer their advice on how best to protect your child’s data and what you need to know about the age of digital consent.
The age of digital consent is the minimum age a user must be before an internet company can collect, process and store their data
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If you or your child ever need advice on anything regarding online safety or abuse, there are helplines and supports available.