Parents must rat on kids for internet piracy, German court rules
German parents have to inform authorities of illegal downloads by their children, a German High Court has stated in an unprecedented ruling. Refusal to comply will result in fines.
German parents have to inform authorities of illegal downloads by their children, a German High Court has stated in an unprecedented ruling. Refusal to comply will result in fines.
CARMEL, Ind. — There’s serious concerns for you and your children online after a man in Wisconsin allegedly found a Noblesville teen online and exploited her into sending him nude pictures.
Rook Security in Carmel has a team of experts that study and understand the dangers of the web. Forensic analyst, Daniel Ford said cases like this happening more frequently is not surprising.
A MAN who turns Peppa Pig cartoons into disturbing YouTube videos has said PARENTS are to blame if their kids are upset by accidentally watching them. This week we reported that kids are being dupe…
So little of life is yes or no, black and white. What I find myself discussing with my sons, time and again, is much harder, and more nuanced, than just telling them not to do something.
As the internet gets flooded with April Fools’ Day jokes — good or lame — it can be hard to keep track of the ones that are worthy of your attention. Google, in particular, is known for rolling out…
ONE of the most downloaded smartphone apps in Ireland is being used for cyberbullying and is riddled with sexually explicit language, parents have been warned. The SimSimi app is an automated chat …
YouTube is in crisis mode with advertisers concerned about inappropriate content. Now, kids cartoons–wholesome, educational ones–are being faked and made ugly and violent.
It’s not often you’ll find the Prichard family at home after long days at work or school. Their home, along with thousands of others across Tennessee, doesn’t have access to what some believe is essential to life in 2017 – the internet.
It’s not often you’ll find the Prichard family at home after long days at work or school. Their home, along with thousands of others across Tennessee, doesn’t have access to what some believe is essential to life in 2017 – the internet.