'Harmful content' diaporamas de présentation

TEENS AND CYBERSPACE

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Protection of minors on the Internet : how to regulate ?

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Welcome

Welcome. E Safety. Protecting wellbeing T Roberts CEOP Ambassador. Do you know your settings?. Many of us are now on social media (Twitter, Facebook…) Many sites for children have this capability (Club Penguin, Moshi Monsters…). Do we put ourselves at risk?.

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The need for global approach to child online protection

The need for global approach to child online protection. Dr. Mona Al- achkar Jabbour moacja@ul.edu.lb Pan Arab Observatory for cyber security. 30-31 October. Oman . Observatory Vision .

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Blogs

Blogs. Types of blogs. fashion, lifestyle and beauty blogs they normally offer a personal insight into everyday life and interests of the blogger.

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Middle School e-Safety Project

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We are not Free

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Britain To Make Social Media Bosses Personally Liable For Harmful Content

Britain's initiative was born out of public anger over the 2017 suicide of a 14-year-old girl who followed social media accounts about depression and self-harm. Britain will make social media bosses personally liable for harmful content and shut down offending platforms under a "world-leading" government plan published Monday in response to the spread of online abuses and crimes. The long-delayed and eagerly anticipated proposals lay the groundwork for legislation that could be passed in the coming months.

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