Digital Parenting

Vodafone Albania has officially launched the national Digital Parenting awareness campaign through the event “Shadows and Lights of the Digital World.”
This initiative aims to equip parents and guardians of minors with the knowledge and tools necessary to guide children safely through an increasingly complex digital world.

In an era where children are growing up online, the campaign highlights both sides of the digital world — the endless opportunities to learn and connect, but also the hidden risks that require attention and guidance.

As part of this initiative, Vodafone Albania introduced the Digital Parenting Guide and brought attention to the Vodafone Kids Safety Watch — a smart device that strengthens parental supervision and reaffirms the company’s commitment to child safety and the responsible use of technology.

Report illegal/harmful content at the following link:
https://cesk.gov.al/permbajtje_te_paligjshme.html

For more resources on safe online navigation for children:
https://www.itu-cop-guidelines.com/children

For more information, download the guide at the link below:
Parental Control and Safety Settings Guide
Parental Control Glossary (Jargon Buster)

Short guidelines

Short guidelines for conducting online supervision effectively

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Activate “Parental Control Programs”

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Reputation management

Emphasize the fact that the internet is a public environment where anyone can see what they post, such as comments or images, and that these may remain there forever – would they want that?

Online threat/harassment

Your children can benefit greatly from new technologies, ranging from developing important skills in the field of Information Technology to entertainment and recreational activities.

Online grooming

Grooming online occurs when someone contacts a child with the intent to sexually abuse them, whether via the internet or not. It is one of those things that, as a parent, you don’t want to think about and may believe is unlikely to happen to your child. But it does happen, and for this reason, it is something you need to be aware of.

Internet searches, Bluetooth, chat rooms, and email

According to the statement of the "Bluetooth Special Interest Group," wireless technology

Protection from fraudulent calls

Receiving missed calls from international numbers you don’t recognize, whether on a mobile phone or a fixed device.

Frequently Asked Questions

This is often a personal choice for you as a parent, since you know your child’s development and understand what limits to set. However, to assist you, many major providers of internet, mobile services, games, and social networks have minimum age limits for each of their full services or specific sections.