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What is - and isn't - legal online?
The digital world is so new that half the time we don't know what the rules are. In fact, there are plenty of laws governing what you can and can't do online. Here's our guide to what you should and shouldn't be doing online (legally, anyway).
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Understanding online shaming - a guide for parents
You’ve probably heard of public shaming. It’s a centuries-old punishment, for anything from a crime to someone doing something others feel is morally wrong. But what is online shaming? And how does it differ?
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Safer Internet Day 2018: a parent's guide
All you need to know about the global initiative that encourages safe internet use.
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Having a positive digital footprint
Top tips on how to help your child make their online presence work for them.
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Fake news: who can you trust?
We’ve heard a lot about fake news recently but what is it? Nicky Cox, editor in chief of First News, offers advice for parents.
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Fitness apps – a cause for concern?
How to spot if your child is taking things too far.
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Five video games parents should be aware of
The gen on some of the most popular games, plus how the Games Rating Authority works.
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Child-friendly T&Cs: what parents should know
What exactly is your child signing up for when they tick that little box to use an online service? By Parent Zone.
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Does your child have the skills to combat cybercrime?
The NCA's National Cyber Crime Unit (NCCU) looks at how you can encourage your child to use their digital skills in a positive way and help combat cybercrime.
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Are you worried your child might see something inappropriate online?
The internet is a public and open place, one where anybody can post and share content. This is all part of the fun, but what happens if your child sees something they shouldn't? CEOP offers advice.
