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Understand what children encounter online and how to handle it together. Read about contact, photos, gaming, AI and digital habits.
A digital agreement you can use
Start with your child’s everyday life. Agree what you share, what you buy and who helps when something goes wrong.
3 min readContact and pressureWhen contact becomes pressure
Look at what the person does: Demands for secrecy, photos or money are reasons to pause and get help.
3 min readPhotosCheck a photo before sharing
A photo can reveal more than its subject. Look for private details and ask the people in it before sharing.
3 min readPrivacyWho can see your child’s profile?
Review the profile, contacts and sharing together. A few specific choices can limit what other people learn.
3 min readGamingGames, purchases and scam links
Gaming is social too. Take an interest in the game and help your child assess purchases, offers and contact from other players.
3 min readGamblingWhen games involve money
A regular purchase, a loot box and a bet are different things. Look at what your child pays for and what determines the result.
3 min readAIAI, images and private information
AI can help with ideas and tasks. Children also need to know that a convincing answer or image may be wrong or artificially generated.
3 min readParentsSupport without hidden monitoring
Explain which settings you use and what adults can see. Protection and respect for your child’s privacy need to work together.
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