Parental Supervision Programs
Access here to use parental controls or security settings:
Facebook® privacy controls allow users to share posts, photos, tags, and other content with the people they choose.
Google™ SafeSearch filters allow parents to modify their browser settings to prevent adult content from appearing in search results that children may perform.
YouTube
Parental controls on YouTube for children under 13 allow blocking videos and restricting the content they can search for or watch. Children using YouTube under parental supervision are not allowed to upload videos or conduct live streams. Many parents choose to direct their children to YouTube Kids – an app designed for children up to 12 years old, offering a safer environment and giving parents more control over the content their child can access.
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Brief instructions for online surveillance
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?
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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.
Read MoreOnline 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.
Read MoreInternet searches, Bluetooth, chat rooms, and email
According to the statement of the "Bluetooth Special Interest Group," wireless technology
Read MoreProtection from fraudulent calls
Receiving missed calls from international numbers you don’t recognize, whether on a mobile phone or a fixed device.
Read MoreFrequently 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.
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