What the Tech: Is your child in danger of being a victim of sextortion?
Sextortion victims are getting younger every year. Is your child in danger of becoming a victim?
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What the Tech: Why you need a dummy email address
Setting up a dummy email address will keep your existing inbox from getting cluttered. It will also better protect you from scams and identity theft.
What the Tech: Is your computer router in danger of being hacked?
This internet safety concern demands immediate attention from millions of households across the country.
What the Tech: Why it may be a mistake to give your children your old Apple device
Parents may be compromising their Apple ID and privacy by handing their children an old iPad or old iPhone to use.
U.S. Justice Department sues TikTok, claiming it illegally collected children’s data
The lawsuit claims TikTok and its China-based parent company broke federal law that requires child-oriented apps and websites to get parental consent before collecting personal information of children under 13.
What the Tech: Should you blur your house from Google Maps and Google Earth?
If you want to blur your house from Google’s map products to safeguard your privacy, here’s how you do it.
What the Tech? FTC fines Amazon $25 million over Alexa recordings
The FTC has fined Amazon $25 million because it says the company violated children’s privacy laws by keeping recordings from Amazon Alexa devices, even after parents asked for them to be deleted.
What the Tech? Is TikTok Threatening Your Privacy?
If you have TikTok, you need to take more steps besides going into the settings if you want to protect your personal information.
What the Tech? Report Says Facebook Is Used for Sex Trafficking
A new study finds sex traffickers are using Facebook to find, target, and groom potential victims.
What the Tech? Should You Lie on the Internet?
Teenagers have been lying about their age for generations. Younger kids are lying about their birth date now more than ever as they lie to get an account on TikTok, Snapchat, or any of the other social media accounts that require users to be 13 years old or older. Adults should be lying about their age online as well but…
