European lawmakers recently reached a landmark political agreement on the Digital Services Act (DSA), an ambitious new rulebook for how Europe regulates its digital landscape, especially Big Tech.Read more
Established the same year Facebook was founded (2004), Safer Internet Day has become a fixture in schools, teaching children how to safely navigate an increasingly complex online world. With much of the world in some...Read more
Instagram was the most recorded platform used in child grooming crimes during lockdown, says the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC).Read more
Ofcom, the UK’s broadcast watchdog, will be given new powers to force social media firms to take action over content harmful to children.
Firms like Facebook, Tiktok, YouTube, Snapchat and Twitter have, until now, only been...Read more
Social media giant Facebook ‘must be stopped’ from creating hiding places for child abuse, says the UK’s National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC).
Data obtained from responses to a Freedom of Information...Read more
Instagram is now requesting the birthdates from all new users and says it will offer new safety measures for youngsters.
The move by the social giant comes as it looks to expand its audiences for the...Read more
The US Federal Trade Commission last week imposed a historic fine of US$170 million (A$247 million) on YouTube for allegedly tracking children’s viewing without parental consent in order to deliver targeted advertising.
This practice of...Read more
