New Intel research shows that parents are finally waking up to the risks of leaving their children to navigate the digital world unsupervised and are taking their kids’ mobile device use in hand. Over one third (35%) of the 13,000 parents that took part in the “New Family Dynamics in a Connected
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A man who was recently arrested for allegedly impersonating Justin Bieber online in order to get nude photos from minor females is facing child pornography and extortion charges.
These days, whether at a restaurant, park, school or church, it’s impossible not to see parents or their children buried in a smartphone or tablet. Rapidly evolving technology and the demands of everyday life have forced us to rely more on digital devices for everything from work to leisure.
The recall expands one from HP in June. The Consumer Product Safety Commission says the laptop batteries can pose “fire and burn hazards.”
The line between having an enjoyable time with one parent versus “Disneyland parenting” is when fun tends to surpass reason, good judgment, and even in some ways the best interest of the kids.
Millions of children, from all 50 states, have pledged to help spread kindness.
The search giant’s 2016 Bad Ads report says it removed 1.7 billion offenders, more than double that of 2015.
