Resources for parents to keep track of their kids online
With the dangers social media and texting can bring to kids and teens, some parents may want to monitor their child’s use of their smartphon…
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March 18, 2015
March 18, 2015
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Planned Maintenance Thanks so much for visiting Constant Contact. We are hard at work making some important planned updates to the site. We will re
March 18, 2015
This box uses brute force to bypass your iPhone’s passcode
With almost every iteration of iOS, Apple has made it even more difficult to bypass a passcode lock. But the tiny box you see above is able to use brute force to bypass a passcode and gain entry to a … Continue reading →
March 17, 2015
Monitor kids’ cellphones; don’t rely on trust, expert says
We’ve heard from a lot of different experts about how to teach kids to appropriately use social media and avoid cyberbullying and sexting.
March 16, 2015
Sexting: What you Need to Know – Raising Teens – March 2015
This teen phenomenon on the rise and one in four teens have sexted. Has Yours?
March 10, 2015
Snowden: CIA waged a secret campaign to defeat the security mechanisms built into Apple’s devices
A new report from The Intercept claims that researchers from Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) have conducted sustained “multi-year” effort to cracks the security of the Apple’s iPhone, iPad and Mac devices. Details about CIA’s efforts was revealed by top-secret documents that … Continue reading →
March 03, 2015
Departments | Mobile apps threaten your child’s privacy | Consumers Digest
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February 24, 2015
Staggering Number of Teens Involved in Sexting: What Parents Can Do
SACRAMENTO- Here’s a message that parents need to get: 40 percent of you have no idea what your kids are doing with that phone in their hands. “Today, 40% of all kids, all teenagers, are involved i…
February 22, 2015
The NSA and GCHQ gave themselves a direct line into your phone
According to new documents leaked by Edward Snowden, the NSA and its UK counterpart, Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ), hacked into the computers of Gemalto, a company that manufactures SIM cards for a large number of carriers around the world. In doing so, the intelligence agencies acquired encryption keys that would allow them to intercept communications from customers of…
