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Everyone should be able to enjoy safe and positive experiences online, but research shows harmful digital communication is up by 24%. Over half of New Zealanders surveyed said they had experienced an online safety issue, and almost 25% of them have been ...
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Tech giants Meta, Amazon, Twitter, Google and TikTok have signed the world’s first voluntary code of conduct called the Aotearoa New Zealand Code of Practice for Online Safety and Harms. Under this code, companies will have to make active efforts to reduce harmful content on their New Zealand platforms.
Brent Carey arrives at Netsafe as it grapples with an explosion of digital hazards and a string of internal controversies. So what's the plan?
68% of respondents to Netsafe’s report ‘The State of the Online Nation’ believe the internet has become more dangerous. With online bullying costing New Zealand $440million annually, Kerikeri Software business KidsSafetyNet is on a mission to reduce that cost and the harm it causes particularly for children. A recent Netsafe report “The State of the Online Nation” revealed that 52% of respondents have personally faced an online safety challenge and more than half believe that the internet will be “even more dangerous” by 2026. Keeping everyone in the family safe onli...