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The Danish government has decided to make a law issuing that the different social media platforms need the parent consent before children under the age of 15 can create a profile on their platform. Google has adjusted so they follow the Danish law. Chinese TikTok and American Snapchat have not.
Before they are born, their images go viral. Be it a baby bump or an ultrasound scan – the content has become an object of sharing for new-gen parents. Mental h
Have you ever watched a child’s delight as they step into a picture book? The magic in these books lies not only in the incredible illustrations, but also in the profound impact they have on a child’s life. How can we harness this enchantment to make learning a truly transformative experience?Our mission in the film […]
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The new NameDrop feature on iPhones is causing alarm for parents but according to our experts, it does not put children at high risk for identity theft or privacy invasion. What you need to know.
As digital technologies continue to shape the world, the ethical choices made by corporations will play an increasingly critical role in determining the impact of these technologies on society. But can organisations be forward-thinking to improve their responsibility in cybersecurity, data protection and privacy?