Showing posts with label privacy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label privacy. Show all posts
Friday, 16 April 2010
US Study: Young people want increased privacy
A US study by researchers at UC Berkeley and the University of Pennsylvania suggests that, contrary to popular opinion, young adults are concerned about online privacy and have similar views about social networking to those of their elders.
Thursday, 8 April 2010
Safety Tips for Google Buzz
Google's fledgling Social Networking effort, Google Buzz, launched in February 2010 and immediately caused a storm of controversy over its privacy and safety implications.
Bloggers and tech writers worried about the 'opt-out' nature of the service (which meant that all Google Mail users were instantly members, whether they liked it or not), the lack of control over personal information such as photographs and friend lists, and the geolocation features (which made it possible to disclose your exact location from your mobile phone).
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advice,
buzz,
google,
microblogging,
news,
online safety,
parenting,
privacy,
social media,
social networking,
social networks,
teenagers,
teens
Monday, 22 February 2010
Facebook Campaigns Place Children ‘At Risk’
An outbreak of Facebook Campaigns created to ‘out’ promiscuous women on Facebook are putting children at risk, according to a report in today’s Metro newspaper.
Labels:
CEOP,
children,
facebook,
flag it,
online safety,
parenting,
pornography,
privacy,
social networking,
social networks
Tuesday, 9 February 2010
Today is Safer Internet Day - Think B4 U Post!
Today, 9th February 2009, is Safer Internet Day 2010. The worldwide initiative is organised each year to promote safer and more responsible use of online technology, particularly amongst children throughout the world.
The message which Safer Internet Day is promoting this year is Think B4 U Post!
Click Read More for more information, and to view a video about this year’s Safer Internet Day message.
Labels:
advice,
block it,
bullying,
children,
cyber-bullying,
facebook,
internet,
kids,
news,
online safety,
parenting,
predators,
privacy,
social media,
social networking,
social networks
Monday, 30 November 2009
Tips for Protecting Children Online - Part 2
We at Spysure recognise that our monitoring software is just one piece in the puzzle of protecting children online. In the same way that many foods and dietary supplements are useful for weight loss as part of a balanced diet, Spysure is suitable for protecting children as part of a balanced parental strategy.
Today we'd like to offer some more specific technical advice about how certain sites can be configured to make them safer for your children. Using a combination of responsible parenting and computer-savvy, you can greatly reduce the risk of your children being exposed to unsuitable material on the internet.
Labels:
advice,
children,
facebook,
google,
kids,
online safety,
parenting,
privacy,
safe search,
safesearch,
social networking,
teenagers,
teens
Thursday, 26 November 2009
Tips for Protecting Children Online - Part 1
We at Spysure recognise that our monitoring software is just one piece in the puzzle of protecting children online. In the same way that many foods and dietary supplements are useful for weight loss as part of a balanced diet, Spysure is suitable for protecting children as part of a balanced parental strategy.
So, over the next two days, we would like to offer some further advice on how to keep your children safe online. Using a combination of responsible parenting and computer-savvy, you can greatly reduce the risk of your children being exposed to unsuitable material on the internet.
So, over the next two days, we would like to offer some further advice on how to keep your children safe online. Using a combination of responsible parenting and computer-savvy, you can greatly reduce the risk of your children being exposed to unsuitable material on the internet.
Labels:
advice,
children,
facebook,
google,
kids,
online safety,
parenting,
privacy,
safe search,
safesearch,
social networking,
teenagers,
teens
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