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Back to School, Back to Basics: Laptop Safety 101

School’s back in session, and that means new laptops for many students. But with these shiny new devices comes the risk of cyberattacks. Let’s break down some essential tips to keep your laptop safe. Passwords: Your Digital Locks Creating strong, unique passwords for every account might feel like a pain, but it’s your first line […]

Lock down your phone – now it’s your digital wallet

Your phone is like a tiny treasure chest filled with your digital life – photos, emails, contacts, and more. Unfortunately, it can also be a target for hackers. To keep your phone safe, follow these tips: Lock it Up: Set a strong passcode or use fingerprint or facial recognition to unlock your phone. This is […]

Super social, super safe: your guide to online fun for kids!

The internet is like a giant playground, filled with games, friends, and cool stuff to see! But just like at a real playground, you gotta know how to stay safe. Here are some tips to be a super social, super safe pro online: Buddy Up! Don’t Talk to Strangers Imagine a stranger at the playground […]

Level up your parenting: manage playtime with the PlayStation app

Juggling work, chores, and family time can be tough. But when it comes to video games, finding the balance between fun and responsibility can feel like a boss battle. Luckily, the PlayStation App is here to equip you with a secret weapon: parental controls. Imagine the app as your digital parenting toolbox, letting you manage […]

Engage actively in your child’s online interactions

Consider engaging in joint activities, such as playing games, exploring a mutually interesting topic (like potential family holiday destinations, shared hobbies, or a historical personality), or compiling a family newsletter. This approach not only allows you to monitor your child’s online behavior, but also helps you instill good digital habits in them. Additionally, it fosters […]

Consider Microsoft Family Safety to monitor children’s computer use

Microsoft has introduced the “Microsoft Family Safety” app to help guardians control minors’ digital activity on devices with Windows. It enables adults to set screen time limits, filter out inappropriate content, create activity reports to assess online habits and switch on location sharing to track devices’ whereabouts.