Parents often feel powerless to protect their children from the ubiquitous use of technology. No one is in a better position ...

Once I realized my son had a serious challenge, my wife and I made a plan to limit his use of technology, which included locking up all devices in the house at night. But we faced another ...

Parents should observe their child’s behaviour when they’re not using social media, he advises, and ask if they can still get up, shower, eat and go to school, have a healthy, verbal conversation with ...

From the column: "Safety is not the only reason a parent may feel more comfortable with their child having access to their ...

According to the U.S. Attorney's Office, 30-year-old William Haslach, who is a former employee of Independent School District ...

A former school district employee in Minnesota has been federally indicted for taking photos of children and using AI ...

Apple will introduce “age assurance” technology to boost children’s privacy and safety on the company’s devices, the company ...

The move comes as a number of U.S. state and federal lawmakers consider age-verification laws for social media and other apps ...

Its artificial-intelligence technology also scans for keywords ... of periodic screenshots that provide a peek into how the child is using the device. You can reward kids with screen time when ...

Possessing, taking, making, showing or distributing explicit images of children is a crime in England and Wales. The new offenses target the use of AI tools to "nudeify" real-life images of children.

delving deeper into the role of technology in online sexual crimes against children." More information: Hanna-Mari Lahtinen et al, Investigating the disparities among child sexual abuse material ...