Online Safety

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Latest blogosphere posts tagged “Online Safety”

• Social armour

  
  (ISC)2 Blog — Authority: 122
  A blog posting from Eset outlining some basic tips for reducing the risks associated with social networking /social media/Web 2.0 activities.
  1 day ago

• Guide for Talking With Kids About Being Online

  
  Free Technology for Teachers — Authority: 597
  On Guard Online offers a fifty-four page PDF guide to talking with kids about being online. Net Cetera: Chatting With Kids About Being Online offers numerous suggestions for having conversations with students about online behaviors. The guide offers differentiated suggestions based upon the age of the children with ...
  3 days ago

• The Mega-D Botnet Bites the Dust – Sort Of!

  
  Bill Mullins' Weblog - Tech Thoughts — Authority: 137
  BOTNET. The name sounds as if it belongs in a Sci Fi flick, in which it’s used to describe a robotic zombie army up to no good; bent on committing general mayhem.Take the Sci Fi movie out of the equation and you’ve got the right idea. A botnet is a zombie army; but an [...]
  3 days ago

• Google Safe Search Now more Safer and More Control

  
  IndianWeb2.com - Web 2.0 and Technology Startup News and Reviews — Authority: 111
  Google’s SafeSearch Feature that lets you filter sexually explicit web sites and images from your search results has now grown-up to next level as you can now lock the Safe Search settings in your account and to change that settings you need to enter your password for same. Even more, Google search results page ...
  4 days ago

• How Young is Too Young for the Internet

  
  ReputationDefender Blog — Authority: 496
  There is something incredibly unique about this current generation of children. Can you guess what it is? For the first time in history, a generation of kids is growing up in a world where mainstream Internet use is the rule, not the exception. From the earliest ages, kids are expected to know how to use the computer ...
  5 days ago

• Wacky Internet Predator Wednesday – #67

  
  Pandora's Blog — Authority: 124
  Sometimes things are slow in the world of Internet predator stings… but they never totally stop. Last week, AG Corbett (or, SuperAG), arrested a 57-year-old teacher from Ohio for soliciting what he thought was a 13-year-old girl online for sex. Disgusting and very troubling for any parent… November 6th, 2009 ...
  5 days ago

• Locking SafeSearch

  
  The Official Google Blog — Authority: 815
  When youre searching on Google, we think you should have the choice to keep adult content out of your search results. Thats why we developed SafeSearch , a feature that lets you filter sexually explicit web sites and images from your search results. While no filter is 100% accurate, SafeSearch helps you avoid content ...
  5 days ago

• Locking SafeSearch

  
  Affiliate Marketing | Affiliate Networks — Authority: 143
  When you’re searching on Google, we think you should have the choice to keep adult content out of your search results. That’s why we developed SafeSearch, a feature that lets you filter sexually explicit web sites and images from your search results. While no filter is 100% accurate, SafeSearch helps you avoid ...
  5 days ago

• US online fraud

  
  (ISC)2 Blog — Authority: 122
  A collection of links to sites with information on online fraud.  Reporting links for those in the US.
  5 days ago

• eBay’s Privacy Rules approved by EU Members States

  
  eBay Ink — Authority: 461
  While I was attending the PayPal X conference in SF last week, eBay enjoyed a fairly significant achievement over in Europe. Specifically, 14 EU data protection authorities approved eBay’s privacy standards and procedures. In a nutshell, as of last Thursday, Luxembourg’s National Data Protection Commission ...
  5 days ago

• Sue Scheff: Parenting in the Digital Age

  
  Sue Scheff (P.U.R.E.) - "Parent Empowerment!" — Authority: 118
  I created my organization, Parents Universal Resource Experts in 2001. Many parents contact us for assistance when they are at their wit’s end with their teenager. Parenting has so many more challenges since 2001, with the ever expanding technology that seems almost impossbile to keep up with. Now bullying ...
  6 days ago

• Parents Beat Kid Over MySpace Page

  
  Pandora's Blog — Authority: 124
  Okay, this is a little too far. As much as the parents may have hated the idea of their 14-year-old girl being on MySpace, especially against their wishes, this is NOT the answer. Makes me sick. November 3, 2009 Parents allegedly beat teen for getting MySpace page By Eric Litke, Sheboygan Press staff A ...
  1 week ago

• Peer to Peer File Sharing, Very Cool But…

  
  Bill Mullins' Weblog - Tech Thoughts — Authority: 137
  You should consider the trade-offs and the very real risks involved in Peer to Peer file sharing. Peer to Peer file sharing sounds promising, right? Maybe, but make sure that you consider the trade-offs and the very real risks involved. The number of times I have been called upon to rescue a friend’s computer ...
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• Are Moms Turning to Online Friends For Support?

  
  Molly Mormon — Authority: 113
  It’s a much different experience than that of mothers of yesteryear, who mostly relied on family members and friends to guide them through the choppy waters of parenthood.
  1 week ago

• Facebook scams reveal a different discourse around social networking providers

  
  Pontydysgu - Bridge to Learning — Authority: 423
  In the educational technology community we have talked about social networking from a learning perspective. How can social networking promote the development of personal learning networks? What is its impact on the formation of digital identities. How is knowledge developed and shared? Can we trust commercial ...
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• Protecting Kids On-Line: A Growth Industry

  
  http://sexualintelligence.wordpress.com — Authority: 404
  I was privileged to be part of this year’s annual meeting of FOSI, the Family On-Line Safety Institute. This was the first year they invited a sex expert. So it was 400 public policy people and one sex guy—me. The lineup of speakers was extraordinary: a Senator; senior executives from companies like Verizon and ...
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• The Real Threat Online

  
  FreeRangeKids — Authority: 544
  Hi Folks! Wow, leave your blog for one little day and the talk turns to porn. I feel like the Free-Range Parent of a blog.Anyway, I was in D.C. at the Family Online Safety Institute’s annual conference and it was fantastic to be among all sort of bigwigs from places like Yahoo and Disney and [...]
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• Under 18? No Facebook on Xbox 360 for you!

  
  Sync Blog — Authority: 525
  If you’re under 18, you can forget about social networking on Xbox Live.
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• Googles Schmidt: "Because we say so" on why you can trust Googles Privacy Dashboard

  
  The Precursor Blog by Scott Cleland — Authority: 496
  In discussing Googles new " Privacy Dashboard ," Fox Business Neil Cavuto  asked  Google CEO Eric Schmidt about the ability to delete private information. Mr. Cavuto:  "How d o I know you are deleting it? Mr. Schmidt: " Because we say so ." Not being one to accept Googles legendary PR spin without a grain ...
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• We Need Smart Online Safety, Not Thoughtless Rhetoric

  
  Pandora's Blog — Authority: 124
  Great article. I agree with everything 100%. I just wish parents would listen, learn and act… Happy Friday! November 1, 2009 A Better Safety Net: It’s time to get smart about online safety It’s time to get smart about online safety By Anne Collier, School Library Journal Online safety as we ...
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