dangers of social media

Cybersecurity advisor Jake Moore explains how teens’ social spaces have moved online, and what parents can do to keep them safe.

Posting photos of children online now carries new risks as Meta explores using social media content to train AI. Here's what parents need to know.

As scary and unbelievable as it sounds, it was indeed a 'random' post on social media that led to things turning awry for this young mother.

Some 'dares' are better left ignored! At least that's what we gathered from what THIS new social media challenge is doing to kids.

If we let social media take over our lives, it can ruin our relationships, even our marriage.

People would say I should only blame myself for uploading ‘personal pictures’ and that it was my own fault (even though my profile was then private).

Should the parents be found guilty, not only can they face fines of up to $39,000, they can also serve jail time.

Do you make these mistakes?