As your kids get older, they’ll spend more time online. Now is a good time to start teaching them about protecting their personal information. Adults aren’t the only ones who can be targeted by a scam ...

PETALING JAYA: If you’re a member of Gen X – or even an early millennial – you probably have fond memories of playing outdoors after school. And not-so-fond memories of combing through piles of books ...

The internet offers endless exciting opportunities for children to satisfy their natural curiosity, explore interests, find entertainment and discover new things. It’s a world at their fingertips — a ...

4. Have Conversations About Online Safety No internet safety settings are foolproof, and as kids age, some may even find ways to bypass parental controls. That’s why a two-pronged approach is ...

Everybody agrees that children need to be safe online. But the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) is not the solution it’s little more than a grab bag of concerns and mandates not up to the task. In the ...

Some child safety advocates said app store age checks are not a solution to protect kids from online harms. Introduced federal legislation like the “App Store Accountability Act” and similar measures ...

Online age verification started as an effort to keep children away from harmful online content, and it's beginning to reshape ...