The Internet is an essential tool in our daily lives, but it’s becoming increasingly complicated for users, due to safety concerns. It poses many dangers that both parents and kids need to be aware of and informed about. From inappropriate content to cyber-bullying to sexting, there are serious issues that all families have to face these days.
Keeping kids and teens protected from cyber crimes, and even internet addiction, is no easy task. You can surf the web safely, but it does take an awareness of the potential problems that can harm kids of all ages. Even adults can fall victim to internet crimes.
Social media is playing an increased role in the daily lives of youths and adults alike. With more than 2 billion estimated users worldwide, it’s no surprise that social media addiction is becoming a problem, especially for young people. Parents need to know what to look for when it comes to social media addiction.
The following infographic from Family Orbit team, breaks down what parents and kids need to know about family safety. It gives details on what types of threats to look out for, stats and figures that you may find surprising, as well as some helpful advice on how to keep your family protected.
Infographic Sources:
1. 11 Facts About Cyber Bullying
2. 8 Ways To Protect Kids from Cyber Bullying and Stalking
3. Sexting: What Parents Need to Know
4. Inappropriate Content
5. More than 80% of children lie about their age to use sites like Facebook
1. 11 Facts About Cyber Bullying
2. 8 Ways To Protect Kids from Cyber Bullying and Stalking
3. Sexting: What Parents Need to Know
4. Inappropriate Content
5. More than 80% of children lie about their age to use sites like Facebook
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