Digital piracy is the practice of downloading and distributing copyrighted content digitally without permission, such as music or software.
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How to take a screenshot on different devices
A screenshot is a vital tool that can be used for everything from saving a recipe to presenting as evidence of cyberbullying or grooming.
Continue readingWhat to do if your child is a victim of online harassment
Learning that your child has been a victim of online harassment can be deeply distressing. Here are a few steps you can take if it happens.
Continue readingGot a new device? Here’s what you need to do to protect it
While parents/carers might worry about giving a child a new device, there are ways to protect it to increase their online safety.
Continue readingThe Do’s and Don’ts of posting pictures of your children online
There are some potential harms associated with sharenting. Here are the Dos and Don’ts to consider before posting photos of children online.
Continue readingPhishing: What to look out for and how to avoid getting scammed
‘Phishing’ is the term used to describe fraudulent attempts to gain access to your personal information like your bank details or passwords
Continue readingHow well do you know your WhatsApp account?
WhatsApp is the world’s most popular instant messaging app. Here are the features that are crucial in ensuring your child’s safety online
Continue readingWhat kids need to know about Passwords and Screen Names
Once your child goes online, they need a screen name and password. Here are a few tips to make sure both are as secure as they can be
Continue readingThe Filter Factor: How much can you block from your child?
With most online sites and services offering kid-friendly settings, it can be tempting to assume that your child is in safe hands.
Continue reading5 ways to show your child that you’re tech-savvy
If you remember a time when the easiest way to answer a question was to find it in a book, you’re most likely a so-called ‘digital immigrant’.
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