Back to School? Tips on keeping your kids safe!

July 13, 2020

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Summer vacation is over and your kids are back in school, facing the threats of cyberbullying, sexting and other online safety dangers. According to a recent poll in the UK, 35% of 11- to 17-year-olds reported being bullied online and four in 10 said they had witnessed others being picked on online.

And according to a study from December 2013, 473,000 6-17 year olds visited an adult website from a PC or laptop, of which 44,000 children were aged 6-11 years old!
And what about Secret, Whisper, Tinder and all the other new anonymous messaging apps that kids are using these days? There’ve been a lot of stories recently in the media about how these apps are being used for anonymous cyberbullying…

So, there is no better time to review online safety practices and tips!

Educate yourself!

Know what is happening online, where your kids go and what they do when they are online. Learn about the possible dangers – cyberbullying, sexting, online predators, and inappropriate content. Understand how these could occur, what warning signs to watch out for, and what the possible consequences could be. Remember that sometimes familiar “frenemies” who use the Internet as a weapon, may be more threatening than strangers.

Communicate with your kids

Explain about the dangers possibly awaiting them online. Tell them they should feel free to come to you whenever they feel uncomfortable – whether they “accidentally” see inappropriate content, receive a request from a stranger or feel threatened by a bully.

Review basic online safety rules

Remind your kids of these basic online safety rules:

Avoid posting of photos online!Avoid giving out names, addresses, phone numbers, schools, banking information or other similar informationNever meet someone you only know onlineDo not share your password!Do not believe everything you read. If it’s online, it doesn’t necessarily mean it is trueAvoid “checking-in” and geo tagging

For older kids that use social networks, remind them that everything online is permanent. Screenshots, caches and other tools mean that even deleting a post or comment won’t make it go away. Tell them to pause and think through every post.

Did you get them a new laptop, tablet, or smartphone?

Here are some things you should do to keep your kids safer when online:

Review your family online use rules.
Did you decide on different rules for the summer? This is a good time to rethink your family’s rules, and explain that these should be followed even if they are using the Internet from a friend’s house, at the library or from a mobile device. If you don’t already have one, consider creating a family online safety contract.Make sure you have an online safety program installed.
PureSight can assist you in monitoring your children’s online behavior on several devices (tablet, smartphone, laptop) on Facebook too! PureSight can also help you in setting time limits and in blocking offensive and hateful content, even in instant messaging programs. And you can set up individual, age-appropriate profiles to help all of your children. Learn more about PureSight.

Dying to share those “back to school” photos on Facebook? Think again…

It’s fun to share your children’s first day of school photos for all your relatives and friends to see. But here are a few things to consider before you do so:

“Unfriendly” people may find/download your child’s picture – in order to use, abuse or even try to pursue your child. To prevent this from happening you may want to think carefully about the type of images you post — for example, posting nude images should be avoided.Someone may misappropriate your child’s picture/identity, and pass your child as someone else’s or even worse – use their identity for fraudulent purposes. To avoid this, tweak Facebook’s privacy settings so that only friends and family can see the photos, and never share any of your child’s private info, such as social security or phone numbersWhen your child grows up, he will have an entire online history he never made/wanted. College admission boards, future employers now look routinely at Facebook profiles as part of their screening process. Will your child really6 want them be able to see him boarding the school bus in third grade? To avoid this either refrain from posting under your/their full name or avoid posting pictures that show his/her face clearly.

Is your kid a victim of cyberbullying?

Behavioral changes, trouble sleeping, and closing computer windows when you enter the room are some of the signs. Click this link Is my child a victim of cyberbullying? to learn the signs that may indicate your child is a cyberbullying victim or that he may be cyberbullying others.If you have come to the conclusion that your kid is a victim of cyberbullying, there are things you can do. Not responding, documenting the evidence and contacting authorities are examples. Check out our What should I do if my child has been bullied? page for other things you can do.

And what about their time at school? Are they safe? .

Here some questions to look into with your child’s teachers and administrators:

What are the rules regarding mobile devices at school?
Are children allowed to use mobile devices for calculating and research? Is there a punishment for texting in class? Or, are mobile devices not allowed in the classroom at all?Are there social-networking rules regarding student/teacher interaction?
Many teachers use Facebook and other social networks to connect to students and make themselves available for questions, while others do not. Ask your child’s teacher what their rules are, and make sure you feel comfortable with any social-networking requirements.Does your school have a Cyberbullying policy?
What is expected from both the parents and student when it comes to dealing with cyberbullying incidents? Many schools have recently implemented harsher penalties for cyberbullies, including suspension and even expulsion.Does your school use filtering software?
What is your school doing to protect your child from harmful online content and contacts while they are at school, and what happens to a student who tries to access inappropriate material.

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2014/nov/14/35pc-children-teenagers-victims-cyberbullying-fears-grooming-tinder-snapchat http://www.nspcc.org.uk/news-and-views/latest-news/2014/online-pornography/online-pornography_wda101910.html

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Tips for safe internet use

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Online activities are an integral part of your children’s lives and they probably spend many of their waking hours surfing the net. Your children use the Internet to study, browse for information, socialize, or play games. These are all constructive activities and there is no doubt that your children can derive tremendous benefits from the Internet.

But that same wonderful environment can very easily become unhealthy and unsafe and even threatening for your children. The increasingly popular social networking sites, instant messaging programs, and chat rooms are just a few potentially dangerous applications that your children probably use regularly. These and others are often misused by sexual predators and cyber bullies who are lurking around the corner, just a few clicks away.

You can’t keep your children off the Internet but you can try to make it a safer place for them, by following a few practical steps that will keep your children safe online.

Discuss!
First of all, discuss the following safe Internet use rules with your children:

Use caution with your personal information
- Avoid publishing your full name, your school name, home address, email address, mobile or home phone numbers and images, where they are easily accessible by others. Use caution especially with social networking sites such as Facebook or MySpace
- Never give out personal details to online friends you do not know offline
- Never post anything you wouldn’t want your parents, teachers, or future employers to see
- Remember that once you post information online, you can’t take it back. Even if you delete the information from a site, older versions exist on other people’s computers
Do not share other people’s personal information or say things that might violate the safety or rights of others, even if you mean it as a “joke”
Do not share passwords, user names, account IDs or PINs with anyone besides your parents
Do not leave mobile phones or other personal electronics (such as a laptop, iPhone, Blackberry, PDA, etc.) unattended
Remember there are impersonators out there who lie about their real identity. Someone you meet on the Internet may not be the right person to share your problems with, not to mention meeting with them face to face
Never agree to meet someone you only know online without your parents’ consent
Never open messages or attachments from someone you don’t know. It could be a virus, or worse – an inappropriate image or film
Only add people as friends on social networking sites and instant messaging programs if you know then in real life. Set privacy settings so that you have to approve people to be added as a friend
What you do not do in real life, don’t do on the Internet. This includes all kinds of cyber bulling using text, photos and videos
Talk to your parents if something feels inappropriate or makes you feel uncomfortable.

Take measures
In addition to discussing the rules with your children, these are a few proactive steps that you can take:

Place the computer in an open area in your home – not in your children’s bedroom. But remember that your children have other means of accessing the Internet and communicating with their peers. Pay attention to other computer and Internet-enabled mobile devices.
Set clear expectations for your children, based on age and maturity
- Is there a limited list of websites your children can visit for their school work?
- Are they allowed to use a search engine?
- Are they allowed to visit social networking sites such as Facebook and MySpace?
- Are there sites they are allowed to visit just for fun?
Write down the rules and place them next to the computer. Your childrens’ teachers should be able to advise you which sites are appropriate for schoolwork and educational fun
Install parental control (content filtering) software, to help you limit the websites your children visit, monitor their online activity, limit the amount of time your children spend online, block file sharing programs and protect them from offensive content or cyber bullies. Pure Sight does all this and more. Click here to find out how.Don’t forget to inform your children that you have done this. Explain to them that that you are not spying on them – you are keeping them safe!
Limit and monitor the amount of time your children spend on the Internet, and at what times of day. Too much time online, especially at night, may be a sign of a problem. PureSight can help you do this!
Learn Internet basics: If you are not computer savvy, enlist the help of those who are. Learn the basics of the Internet so that your children do not become complacent. Look at blogs and social networking sites to see what children are doing. Go ahead and create your own accounts and play around with it a bit. Get on your children’s friends list
Be approachable: try to keep an open communication channel with your children, so that they trust you and feel free to approach and ask you anything or tell you about things that are bothering them. Talk to your children regularly about their online activities.
Lead by example. Your children are watching you. Limit your online time and use the Internet and your mobile phone wisely.

If your children are victims of online bullying or aggression, click here to find out what you can do.

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Tips for safe social networking

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With over one billion Facebook users worldwide (as of October 2012) it looks like social networks are here to stay. And as of September 2012, the majority of American teens (58%), ages 13-17, now own a smartphone, so they are able to access the internet and social networks 24/7, wherever they are. And summer vacation means a lot of free time for your kids, no doubt a lot of it will be spent on social networks!

Although the jury is still “out” on the positive vs. negative influences of social networks on teens, tweens or even younger kids, there are certainly dangers involving their use. Cyberbullying, the posting of private information or images, and other online safety issues should concern you as parents. But the good news is that there are quite a few things you can do to provide a safer social networking experience for your kids:

Talk to your kids: probably the most important tip on this list, it’s very important that you keep an open dialogue with your kids and discuss the possible dangers of using social networks, such as sharing private information or pictures for the world to see, or cyberbullying. Try to be approachable and not judgmental and explain that they should always let you know if someone or something is making them feel uncomfortable.Set ground rules Allow a limited time for social networking per day and try to make sure that your kids engage in other activities such as “real life” socializing and physical activities outdoors. It may be a good idea to sign a family online safety contract with your kids outlining the rules for using social networks such as the amount of hours per day or the times of day during which your child can use social networks.Set a good example: If you yourself use social networks, try to set a good example by limiting the amount of time you spend there, befriending only people you know and sharing very little private information.Be skeptical: Explain to your kids that they shouldn’t believe everything they read online. People may post false or misleading information about various topics, including their own identities. This is not necessarily done with malicious intent, but is still something to watch out for.Customize your kids’ privacy options: Make sure your kids don’t share information such as their last name, school, home address, cell phone number, email and IM addresses. Check out the settings, configuration and privacy sections of the social networking programs to see what options you have to limit who and what groups can see various aspects of their personal information. On Facebook, for example, you control whether no one, friends, friends and networks, or everyone can see basic info, personal info, photos, friends and postings.Enable content filtering / parental control: For starters, you can set up parental controls in Windows by selecting that option from the control panel. Or you can go ahead and install an online child safety program such as PureSight.Know your child’s password:. So you’ll be able to log into his/her account any time and see what’s going on. If you’re just “friends,” your child can configure his/her privacy settings to prevent you from seeing certain things, or even set up a separate account where you are not listed as a friend.Keep your child’s physical location private:. Disable Facebook Places and photo geo-tagging, and configure privacy settings for photo tagging on Facebook.Know their friends: . For younger children, their online friends should be friends that you know in real life. For teens, have them explain how they know each friend.Instruct your kids not to use third party applications (apps) shared within the network. Using these apps involves allowing them to access your kids’ private information.

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/number-active-users-facebook-over-years-214600186–finance.html http://www.nielsen.com/us/en/newswire/2012/young-adults-and-teens-lead-growth-among-smartphone-owners.html

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Online Child Safety during Summer Vacation

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Summer vacation is here and time away from school could mean plenty of extra time online for your kids – a lot of it happening when you’re not around to supervise.

And while the Internet can be a great source of fun and social interaction for your kids, it can also be a dangerous place. And while it feels like home is the safest place for your kids – the more time they spend online the more they could potentially be exposed to inappropriate content (pornography, hate, violence, etc.), cyberbullying, and other online dangers.

Following are some suggestions that will help you keep your kids safe, when online, this summer:

Spend some offline time with your kids – daily! Try to devote some time every day to do something with your kids that doesn’t involve a computer, TV, phone or any other kind of device. Spend time at the park in the morning, go to the beach in the afternoon, or just play an old fashioned board game at night. Your kids may decide its more fun to continue with similar activities in the other parts of their day, even when you are not there.Give kids fun alternatives, even when you can’t be there with them. Encourage your children to participate in “traditional” activities such as sports, dance, arts and crafts or camp – activities that will keep them away from their computer.Going on a family vacation? Use your vacation time for relaxing and spending time with your family and try to avoid constantly checking your phone for emails or messages. If you don’t do it – your kids will be less likely to do so. Avoid posting details (dates, location) of your family vacation for the entire world to see, and make sure your kids don’t do so either.Discourage “checking-in” and geo tagging. Checking-in at certain locations on Facebook, Foursquare or other social networks is “cool” but could affect your kids’ online reputation and privacy and could expose your home and family to risk. Make sure your kids turn off any geo -tracking tools, and avoid “checking in”.Cyberbullying doesn’t end with the school year Be aware of the warning signs that may indicate that your child is a cyberbullying victim. Notice any behavior that seems unusual. Does your child normally enjoy using the computer but suddenly no longer wishes do so? Is your child constantly engaged with interacting over the internet all hours of the day and night? These could be warning signs that you need to pay attention to.Set summer online use boundaries. Set expectations early, even before the summer vacation begins. It is always advisable to have an online use contract, but perhaps this is the time to revise the contract and create a special “Summer Internet Use Contract” and a “Summer Mobile Phone Use Contract” to define clear and understandable rules about what is acceptable and what is not. Make sure you and your children sign the contract and agree on the terms.

Kids are more likely to meet online friends in person during the summer. This may not always be such a bad idea, if handled correctly. Together with your kids, make sure the following rules are adhered to:

Your permission and involvement is required.Any meeting should be in a public place that you have selected, with plenty of people around, after you have learned about this friend and their family. You should always be there to make sure everything is OK.Trust your instincts. If anything doesn’t feel right – cancel the meeting.Use filtering and blocking software. . PureSight can assist you in monitoring your children’s online behavior on both PC and mobile devices, setting time limits and in blocking offensive and hateful content, even on Facebook and in instant messaging programs.

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Setting time limits

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If you are parents to kids who spend some (or most…) of their waking hours online you should be concerned about cyberbullying and online harassment. It is well know that the more time your kids spend online, the more they could be vulnerable to online bullying.

But, isn’t it true that if my kid is home on the computer he is keeping himself busy and I know that he is safe and off the streets?

NO!

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Tarkastelemme myös sitä, millaisia pelejä ja strategioita voittajat ovat käyttäneet voittojensa saavuttamiseen sekä miten nämä voitot ovat muuttaneet heidän elämäänsä. Onko voittaminen pelkkää tuuria vai vaatii se myös taitoa ja strategista ajattelua? Astu siis mukaan jännittävään maailmaan, jossa onni kohtaa taidon ja suuret voitot odottavat voittajaansa!

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Cyberbullying can occur anywhere, even in the privacy of your own home where you think your kids are the safest. And studies show a direct correlation between time spent online and the probability your child will be a cyberbullying victim.

In a 2005 study of 1,388 adolescents, Hinduja and Patchin (2006) found that time spent online is a positively related predictor of your kid turning into a cyberbullying victim.¹
A University of Dayton study from 2009 found that “cyberbullying victimization was found to be correlated with the amount of time participants spent online during the week.²
And according to Education.com, “Adolescents who spent more time online reported that they engaged in cyberbullying or were the victims of cyberbullying more frequently than their peers who spent less time online.”³

So, how many hours should I let my child use the Internet every day?

The following age-appropriate online times are recommended by PureSight’s experts. You may increase the allotted time on the weekend, or allow extra time as a reward.

Toddlers/Pre-school: up to 30 minutes per day with parental supervision.

Elementary School: 30-45 minutes of play time, with parental supervision. Allot extra time for school work, if necessary.

Junior High/Middle School: An hour per day during the week, with additional time allowed for school work.

High School: Two hours per day, on average. Additional time should be allotted for homework and extracurricular activities.

OK… I understand it is important to limit the time my kids spend online, but does it matter what time of day they are online?

YES!

More often than not, cyberbullying occurs late at night. So it is probably a good idea to limit your child’s surfing times to daytime or early evening hours.

PureSight helps you keep your kids safe!
With PureSight you can easily limit your kids’ online time, and create separate age-appropriate profiles for each one of your children, on any device! Learn more..

http://socialwork.usc.edu/~rastor/Israel%20flight/Hinduja%20and%20Patchin%20-%20Journal%20of%20School%20Violence.pdf http://etd.ohiolink.edu/send-pdf.cgi/Berarducci%20Lindsay%20R.pdf?dayton1239916629 http://www.education.com/reference/article/bullying-instant-messaging-blogging/

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Is it Spying?

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OR Is there such a thing as too intrusive when it comes to monitoring kids’ online lives?

As parents we usually know where our kids are each day, who they’re with, and what the are doing – in the “physical” world. But in the online world, which is where our kids spend an increasing percentage of their waking hours, we often know very little about their whereabouts or doings – and the dangers our kids face online, are no less daunting than the dangers they are exposed to as they travel in the “real” world.

In fact, a recent study found that cyberbullying, which is the same as bullying but online, can be as harmful as physical violence, causing kids to think about skipping school or even consider suicide and according to a recent Pew Internet and American Life Project report 95% of American teens use the internet, from a computer at home, a tablet or most probably their Smartphone.

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Trendy v oblasti online automatů v Česku v roce 2024

V roce 2024 se hrdě prezentují nejlepší online automaty v Česku, které přinášejí hráčům vzrušující zážitek z hazardních her. Sázejte na Top Sloty a objevte širokou škálu her s různými tématy a bonusovými funkcemi. Tato online kasina nabízejí nejmodernější grafiku a zvukové efekty, které vám přenesou do světa skvělé zábavy a možnosti vyhrát zajímavé výhry.

Top Sloty v Česku neustále aktualizují svou nabídku her, aby hráči měli možnost vyzkoušet ty nejnovější a nejatraktivnější automaty. Díky širokému výběru her můžete hrát různé druhy slotů s různými výherními liniemi a bonusovými hrami. Bez ohledu na to, zda jste začátečník nebo zkušený hráč, vždy najdete hru, která vám bude vyhovovat a přinese vám spoustu zábavy.

Nenechte si ujít příležitost vyzkoušet nejlepší online automaty v Česku a zažijte adrenalinový zážitek ze hry. Sázejte na Top Sloty a buďte součástí vzrušujícího světa online hazardních her, kde se můžete bavit a zároveň vyhrávat skvělé výhry. Staňte se součástí komunity hráčů, kteří si užívají ty nejlepší online automaty a objevují nové možnosti v online kasinech.

Nejoblíbenější online sloty mezi hráči v Česku

V roce 2024 jsou nejlepší online automaty v Česku dosažitelné na jediném místě. Sázejte na Top Sloty a zažijte vzrušení a šanci na skvělé výhry. Ty nejzajímavější hry a nejatraktivnější bonusy vám přináší https://casizoid.org/cz/online-automaty/. Stačí jediný klik a můžete se ponořit do světa online her přímo z pohodlí vašeho domova.

Nezapomeňte využít šance a zjistit, proč jsou online automaty tak oblíbené mezi hráči v Česku. Navštivte https://casizoid.org/cz/online-automaty/ a objevte širokou škálu her s různými tématy a výherními možnostmi. Bezpečnost, zábava a šance na výhru jsou jen kliknutí daleko, tak proč nezkusit štěstí ještě dnes?

Inovace a technologické pokroky v online hracích automatech

V roce 2024 je online hazardní hraní v Česku stále populární a nabízí hráčům pestrou škálu možností. Mezi nejlepšími online automaty v této zemi se umisťují ty, které nabízejí skvělou zábavu a šanci na výhru. Hráči mohou sázet na špičkové sloty, které jsou plné vzrušení a atraktivních funkcí.

Top sloty v Česku v roce 2024 představují špičkové hry od renomovaných poskytovatelů jako jsou NetEnt, Microgaming nebo Play’n GO. Tyto automaty mají poutavé grafiky, inovativní bonusové funkce a vysoké výhry, což je důvod, proč jsou mezi hráči tak oblíbené. Sázka na tyto sloty přináší nejenom možnost vyhrát peníze, ale také hodiny skvělé zábavy.

Hráči, kteří hledají nejlepší online automaty v Česku v roce 2024, si mohou vybírat z široké škály témat a stylů. Od klasických ovocných automatů po moderní video sloty s filmovou tématikou, každý si zde najde to své. Sázka na top sloty je skvělým způsobem, jak si zpestřit volný čas a možná i získat pěknou odměnu.

Bezpečnost a spravedlnost v online hazardních hrách v Česku

V Česku se hra na online automatech stala velmi populární a v roce 2024 máme na výběr z mnoha skvělých her. Pokud hledáte ty nejlepší online automaty, určitě se podívejte na nabídku Top Sloty. Tato platforma nabízí širokou škálu her s různými tématy a funkcemi, které potěší každého hráče.

Top Sloty se pyšní nejen kvalitními hrami, ale také atraktivními bonusy a akcemi pro své hráče. Pokud jste novým hráčem, můžete se těšit na výhodný uvítací bonus, který vám zvýší šance na výhru. Pravidelné promoakce a turnaje pak udržují hru zajímavou a nabízejí hráčům možnost vyhrát ještě větší ceny.

Na Top Sloty naleznete široký výběr různých typů automatů od tradičních tříválcových her až po moderní videoautomaty s pokročilými funkcemi. Díky spolupráci s špičkovými poskytovateli her můžete očekávat skvělou grafiku, poutavé zvuky a hladký herní zážitek.

Pro milovníky online her a zábavy jsou Top Sloty ideální volbou pro strávení volného času. Bezpečné prostředí, široká nabídka her a lukrativní bonusy dělají z této platformy skvělé místo pro všechny, kteří si chtějí užít vzrušující svět online automatů.

Budoucnost online automatů a očekávané trendy v roce 2024

V roce 2024 se hra na online automatech stala oblíbenou zábavou pro hráče v Česku. Sázejte na top sloty a zažijte neuvěřitelné výhry a zábavu přímo z pohodlí vašeho domova. Nejlepší online automaty v Česku nabízejí širokou škálu her s různými tématy a bonusy, které udrží vaši pozornost a zvýší vaše šance na výhru.

Vyberte si z široké nabídky online automatů a objevte své oblíbené hry s poutavými grafikami a inovativními funkcemi. Sázejte na top sloty a užijte si skvělou zábavu s šancí na zajímavé výhry. Díky moderním technologiím a vysoké kvalitě her se můžete těšit na realistický herní zážitek, který vás vtáhne do světa online hazardu jako nikdy předtím.

V dnešní době je online hraní automatů stále populárnější a v Česku máte širokou škálu možností. Sázet na top sloty je zábavný způsob, jak si užít svůj čas a možná i vyhrát pěkné peníze. Ať už preferujete klasické nebo moderní automaty, v roce 2024 je v Česku dostupná široká nabídka her pro každého hráče. Nezapomeňte si přečíst recenze, vyzkoušet různé hry a najít ty, které vám nejvíce vyhovují. Takže neváhejte a pusťte se do světa online automatů s plnou parou!

Most parents only realize something is wrong after the fact, when their child suddenly has mood changes and seems upset, or in the worst tragic extreme – their child has committed suicide. To avoid finding out when it’s too late – the natural conclusion would be – hey, we need to be aware of what our kids are doing online! But wouldn’t that be an invasion of their privacy? Where does their privacy end and safety begin? When does monitoring and following them online – for their safety! – become spying?

All or nothing? As usual, the answer is somewhere in the middle

According to Mary Madden, one of the authors of the Pew report there are two extremes: parents who really lock down and monitor everything — or the ones who throw up their hands and say, ‘I’m so overwhelmed’. According to Madden, many parents hesitate to confiscate phones as punishment because they want their kids to stay in contact with them. They also have a problem saying “no” to a phone, even for kids in elementary school, where it has become a status symbol. Moreover, many kids will hesitate to report any incidents to their parents for fear that their phone or online privileges will be taken away.

There are several styles of digital parenting that can be found between these extremes. Following are some of them:

I pay – I decide!

Some parents take the attitude that as long as they are paying – for the devices, the internet access, for the cell phone – they get to decide on the level of monitoring or restriction. And if the kids aren’t happy with the rules – they can choose to be without!

To enforce this policy parents may change the wifi password daily or make sure cell phones are charged outside their kids’ bedrooms overnight, so kids won’t have access during the night.

Trust but Verify

More moderate child safety advocates have traditionally promoted a “trust but verify” approach to kids’ online activities. But nowadays with so many applications and devices parents are finding that nearly impossible. PC’s, laptops, tablets, smartphones, and even the iPod touch all offer kids a way to connect. Numerous online destinations and applications are available, starting with Facebook, YouTube, and on to Formspring, Chatroulette, Instagram, Skout (a flirting app!)Ask.fm, Snapchat, and even FruitNinja (with its private chat feature). And then there are the multiple Facebook groups that kids join, as well as school-based networks such as MyBigCampus. All of these ever changing options make it very difficult for parents to follow and monitor their kids’ online activities.

Open and Honest

This parenting style is the choice of parents who understand the need and have decided to monitor their kids’ online activities, but don’t want to go behind their backs, who understand that an open and sincere discussion is the way to go. When parents don’t reveal in advance that they will be monitoring their kids’ online activities, it will probably feel like an invasion of privacy to the child. This means having an upfront conversation with the children about the dangers of the online world and explaining how they plan to monitor their online activity. Parents should stress that they are doing this not because they don’t trust their kids but because they want to keep them safe from dangers they may not be aware of. Some topics to discuss include:

Access to a computer and the Internet at home is a privilege and a convenience – not a rightThe responsibilities that accompany those privilegesWhen and how often they can use the computer and InternetFull disclosure of all accounts and passwords is a requirementParents should inform their kids that they will be checking all of the accounts periodically

So, which style is the best?

It really depends. On the kind of communication you’ve had with your kids up till now. On the kind of parenting you’ve practiced so far, on the age of your kids, and a lot of other factors.

Obviously, not doing anything because it may be invading their privacy is not the way to go. Having said that, remember that keeping tabs on your kids and what they do online is not spying, it’s good parenting. It will keep your children safe. The internet is not private, it’s public. So, if your child is posting information for the world to see, then you should be free to see it as well!

Monitoring is not spying. It means:

Keeping tabs on your childChecking in on their activityKeeping an eye out for their safety

It’s always important to keep open communication with your children. To talk, to explain about the dangers, to explain why you’ve chosen to monitor what they do online. You can try allowing your children to open a social media account only if they share their passwords. That’s one way to go.

But alongside communication and asking for their passwords there are technological aids. PureSight can help you monitor your kids online activities, decide and enforce an internet time quota, and receive alerts when something suspicious is happening online – whether they are trying to enter an inappropriate website (porn, violence, anorexia, to name a few), whether someone is using abusive language when chatting online with them, or whether they have friended a suspicious contact on Facebook. Click here to find out how.

Be a responsible parent. Protecting your children when they are online is not spying!

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Educate yourself!

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Nejlepší online automaty v Česku v 2024: Sázejte na Top Sloty

Trendy v oblasti online automatů v Česku v roce 2024

Nejoblíbenější online sloty mezi hráči v Česku

Inovace a technologické pokroky v online hracích automatech

Bezpečnost a spravedlnost v online hazardních hrách v Česku

Budoucnost online automatů a očekávané trendy v roce 2024

All or nothing? As usual, the answer is somewhere in the middle

I pay – I decide!

Trust but Verify

Open and Honest

So, which style is the best?

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