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How many ways do children access the internet

Explore the ways children access the internet and their usage of social networking sites. With alarming statistics showing the vulnerabilities children face online, such as sharing personal information and interacting with strangers, it's crucial for parents to understand their children's digital habits. Findings reveal that a significant percentage of children are unsupervised online, with many experiencing cyberbullying or unwanted messages. This information aims to encourage a discussion on how to protect children in the digital age and promote safer online practices.

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How many ways do children access the internet

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  1. How many ways do children access the internet

  2. How many social networking sites that children use can you name?

  3. Monsters vs Beetles 20m 20m 80m users 57% boys 65% girls vs

  4. Some people never learn 79% People who have accessed free Wi-Fi without securing their device. 68% Social media users with public profiles who share their birthdate. 6 in 10 Smartphone users who don’t password protect their home screens. 72% Pupils who have shared their passwords with friends. 99% Pupils who have regretted it.

  5. Some people never learn 64% People use the same password for every online account. 32% People who use their 4-digit bank code as a tablet password. 3in 10 People who use a simple password such as password or 123456. 29% People who have a password which is: A pet’s name Own name A favourite band

  6. Young & online Facts 37% of parents have an account on Moshi Monsters or Bin Weevils 52% of under 10s use social gaming sites unsupervised 45% of under 10s have received an unfriendly message online 87% of under 17s delete unfriendly messages without talking to an adult 58% of under 10s have friend online they have never met in the real world

  7. Facebook Facts 86% parents are now friends with their children on Facebook 36% of parents know their child had a Facebook account whilst under 13 42% of parents think under 13s should use Facebook to learn responsibility 74% of parents are concerned about their under 13s use of Facebook 55% of children give out personal information like their name, share photos and address to strangers on Facebook

  8. Gaming Facts 81% parents allow unsupervised online game play 18% of parents have an online gaming account and play with their children 64% of parents admit they have never monitored the friendships their children online, in game play 42% of children have been approached by a stranger online to meet in the real world 71% of children give out personal information online whilst in game play

  9. How many illegal copies do you own? 70% of parents show no remorse 95 £1.2bn % lost in revenue of all online music downloads are illegal iPod has on average 1770 songs 842 are illegal

  10. Internet Facts 46% parents admit their children know more about the internet than them Ask show an interest in the sites that children use 80% of children aged 8 – 15 have an active social networking site profile Show Talk through how to set profiles to private and check its been done 35% of children have unsupervised access to the internet Ask Set a class discussion about fake profiles and online friends 89% of children admit to chatting with strangers online Chat Talk about the dangers of talking personal details online

  11. New challenges Vs Snap a photo or a video, add a caption, and send. They'll view it, laugh, and then the snap disappears from the screen - unless they take a screenshot! SnapHack Pro for Snapchat - Screenshot save your photos and videos

  12. Keywords DISCUSS

  13. andrew@learnnewstuff.co.uk

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