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The Phone Settings You Need To Know Before Protesting
Comments Off on The Phone Settings You Need To Know Before ProtestingTempting as it might be to just roll on up to a protest, a little planning can go a long way, especially if you’re going to take your phone with you. We’ve talked about a helpful shortcut iOS users can use to keep themselves safe (and we have an Android version in the works!), but there’s a lot more you need to do with your device to ensure your protection and privacy. Read more...
Here’s why you probably shouldn’t share your old senior photos on Facebook
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(CNN) In an act of social media solidarity with high school seniors who are finishing out their final semester at home, Facebook users are sharing their own senior photos with the hashtag #Class Of 2020.
It’s a sweet sentiment, sure, but beware: Your post could help potential hackers crack into your private accounts, according to the Better Business Bureau, a nonprofit that tracks, among other things, internet scams.
Malevolent scammers can scan sites for this hashtag and find the name of your high school and your graduating year — two common online security questions. And if your social media account isn’t locked up, they can find out a lot more about you. Read more…
Sexting and nudes are on the rise during corona-virus quarantine
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“Tomorrow isn’t promised, send nudes today.”
This fake Bible verse — Coronavirus 3:17, naturally — has been for several weeks, and the reason isn’t surprising. The coronavirus pandemic has led to widespread stay-at-home orders, which means that many people are alone for an extended period of time.
Read more…TikTok ‘family safety mode’ gives parents some app control
Comments Off on TikTok ‘family safety mode’ gives parents some app controlTikTok is introducing a new “family safety mode” designed to give parents tighter control over teens’ mobile phone habits. It will let parents link their own TikTok accounts to their child’s – and turn features on and off remotely. That includes a “restricted mode” that tries to filter out inappropriate content, and turning off messaging. TikTok has an age limit of 13, but many pre-teens still use the Chinese-owned app. A recent survey by UK media regulator Ofcom found that TikTok was used by 13% of all children aged 12-15 in 2019 – up from 8% the year before.
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How to Use Screen Time Controls on iOS 12
Comments Off on How to Use Screen Time Controls on iOS 12The arrival of iOS 12 means you can now use Apple’s long-awaited suite of Screen Time tools. The new features, which appear under Settings > Screen Time, are designed to give you a better idea of how you’re spending time on your phone and limit the time you spend on certain apps. Read more…
The school bully has moved online and is following children home
Comments Off on The school bully has moved online and is following children homeTHE anonymous messages poured in daily. “Go kill yourself.” “You’re worthless.” At first Courtney Axford-Dando bottled it all up. She had been bullied since she was five years old. It began in the playground and classroom and then moved to social media. Her bullies would hurl abuse about the way she looked and behaved, and try to isolate her in school. Read more…
