Internet Safety Tip: Social Networking

If your children have social networking accounts and have pictures of themselves up online, make sure they aren’t wearing any shirts with their school logos/name/sports team, because these can be used to determine their location and even street address. As always, talk with them about how what information is appropriate to share and why.
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Internet Safety Tip: Cyberbullying

The National Crime Prevention Council in a 2008 report recommends that parents consider installing parental control filtering software and/or tracking programs. (Over 70 percent of teens reported to the NCPC that being able to block cyberbullies was the most effective method of prevention.)
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Internet Safety Tip: Sexting

Establish “no call” times, when everyone in the family turns off their phones, including the parents.
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Internet Safety Tip: Online Pornography

Every second, 28,000 Internet users are viewing porn online.
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AskInternetSafety.com’s Q&A, Round Three

This is the third in our series of questions about Internet safety issues and our products.
Worried about Wireless
We have wireless internet in our house with three laptops and a computer. Do I need to purchase this program for each computer, or can I download it to each computer in my house once I have purchased [...]

Internet Safety Tip: Online Gaming

8.5% of youth gamers (ages 8 to 18) “can be classified as pathological or clinically ‘addicted’ to playing video games” according to a 2007 Harris Poll.
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Internet Safety Tip: Sexting

One of the best ways to combat sexting is to not get your child a phone with a camera. A phone by itself is a privilege, so a camera-phone is a luxury.
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Internet Safety Tip: Online Pornography

Children receive 4.5 offers to visit porn sites per day through spam. Try adjusting spam settings in your child’s email client to try and reduce the amount of spam they get.
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Internet Safety Tip: Internet and Family

Nielsen Online reports that the fastest growing age group in terms of online activity is users aged 2-11. Nearly 16 million U.S. children of that age were online in May.
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Internet Safety Tip: Online Pornography

A Henry J. Kaiser Foundation report conducted in 2002 found that 70 percent of teens aged 15-17 reported accidentally viewing online pornography. Be aware the marketers of pornography target children and teens and that innocent searches can lead to not so innocent sites.
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