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- Why Social Media Legislation in Canada Isn’t as Simple as It Sounds, & Why Parents & Caregivers Can’t Afford to Wait!
However, all of these take time, political consensus, and careful legal wording to avoid trade disputes
- Instagram Photos May Now Be Used to Create AI Images by Other Users
do not necessarily reset your preferences, privacy settings and available features can change over time
- Digital Relationship Abuse
recently supported a student whose partner demanded that their Snapchat location be turned on at all times
- Unsafe and Unsupported: Are Some Schools Failing Girls Who Report Sexualized Threats?
It’s time for schools to send a different message, one that prioritizes the well-being of all students
- Canada’s 2025 Federal Election: A Digital Battleground for Misinformation & Disinformation - A Teachable Moment for Youth
This election can serve as a real-time classroom for digital literacy.
- Safe Cables Vs. Safe Spaces Online
criticism of poor online safety standards and negligence, it becomes clear that wherever we spend our time
- The Hidden Cost of “Free” Resources - What Parents Need to Know About Social Media Safety Offers That Require Your Email.
For example, many people set up a “junk email” account for newsletters or one-time access to gated resources
- The Importance of Including Teens in the Adult Conversations and Debates Surrounding Their Use of Technology!
Yes, social media and games might take up a portion of their time, but for most, that is balanced with
- Teens, Technology, & Digital Dilemmas: There Can Be Serious Consequences For Recording and Sharing School Fights Online!
During this time, everything on your teen’s device - texts, emails, photos, and personal content could
- Teenagers and Social Comparison - Coping Strategies for Parents & Caregivers in the Onlife World.
Teens spend a significant amount of their social media time browsing through their peer’s profiles and
- Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) is Extremely Troubling, But Online Luring Poses a Greater Threat to Our Kids
(10)(11) Younger children are more likely to be victimized by someone they met for the first time in
- Are Screenshots Still Good Enough as Evidence or Proof?
Even in the early 2000s, during a time when anyone could start publishing anything online, maintaining
