Tag: privacy

Digital Jungle SCRIPTS: Navigating the Algorithm Generation: A Guide for Parents

In today’s digital age, our children are growing up in a world where algorithms shape much of their online experiences—from the videos they watch to the games they play and the content they see on social media. As parents, it can feel overwhelming to understand these complex systems, let alone explain them to our kids. […]

The Price of Protection: Snooping vs Spying: Where Should Parents Draw the Line?

Design: Ashley Britton/SheKnows. There it is—your teen’s phone, unexpectedly and momentarily left unattended. Maybe you’re tempted to guess the passcode, or perhaps you already know it because that’s the rule in your house. Either way, you suddenly feel an overwhelming urge to check what your child is up to online. But parents, resist the temptation! When […]

Big Data, Little Hands: Navigating Privacy in AI-Powered Toys

As artificial intelligence (AI) increasingly becomes a part of our daily lives, it’s no surprise that it has found its way into children’s toys. From interactive dolls that can hold conversations to educational robots that teach coding, AI-driven toys promise to make playtime more engaging and educational. However, with these advancements come significant ethical considerations, […]

PARENT ALERT! If Your Child Uses Snapchat You NEED To Watch This!

https://youtu.be/MhHXbGKshgw   PARENT ALERT!!!! If your child uses Snapchat you MUST watch this. They’ve introduced a new feature SnapMaps and it’s truly frightening what it does. Please SHARE and TAG any parents with kids who use Snapchat in the comments this to make sure both people are educated about this! How to switch off Snap […]

Every teenager has the right to keep secrets.

My wonderful teenage daughter is 19 and has recently settled really easily into University life in Manchester. She’s got a boyfriend and seems to have a brilliant social life getting in when I am just about getting up ! 🙂 We have always got on extremely well and I miss her more than I like to tell her […]

Riot police were forced to break up crowds at a teenager’s 16th birthday party after 3,000 people turned up because she left the Facebook event invitation open.

Riot police were forced to break up crowds at a  teenager’s 16th birthday party after 3,000 people turned up because she left the  Facebook event invitation open. A lesson in there for us all ! Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2206919/Riot-Facebook-party-attended-thousands.html#ixzz27HOtNr9I Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook