How Excessive Device Use is Impacting Preschoolers’ Development 

In today’s digital world, screen time has become an unavoidable part of daily life, even for the youngest members of society. However, experts warn that excessive reliance on screens is leading to a “steady decline” in preschool children’s speech and language development, posing a serious challenge for early education and socialization.  The Alarming Statistics  According […]

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Pink Shirt Day 2025: Uniting Against Bullying in a Digital Age 

In a world where social interactions are increasingly shifting online, the message behind Pink Shirt Day is more relevant than ever. Observed annually on the last Wednesday of February, this movement—born out of a simple act of kindness—has grown into a global initiative against bullying in all its forms. As we approach Pink Shirt Day

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Love at First Scam: How to Spot and Avoid Romance Scams This Valentine’s Day 

Valentine’s Day is all about love, connection, and finding that special someone. But while many people are looking for romance, scammers are looking for their next victim. Romance scams have become a global issue, with fraudsters preying on those seeking love online. In 2023 alone, victims of romance scams in the U.S. lost a staggering

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UK Safer Internet Day: Protecting Children from Online Scams

Safer Internet Day 2025 takes place today on February 11th, focusing on the theme “Too good to be true? Protecting yourself and others from scams online.” With scammers using social media, fake websites, and deceptive messages to target young people, online fraud has become a growing threat.   The rise of digital platforms has created new

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Children’s Mental Health Week 2025: Supporting Young Minds

Children’s Mental Health Week 2025 is scheduled from February 3rd to 9th, marking the 11th annual event dedicated to raising awareness and providing support for the mental well-being of children and young people across the UK. Initiated by the charity Place2Be in 2015, this week has become a cornerstone in promoting mental health education and

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The UK Takes a Stand: New Laws to Combat AI-Generated CSAM 

In a ground-breaking move, the UK government has announced four new laws aimed at tackling the growing threat of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) generated by artificial intelligence (AI). This initiative marks the UK as the first country in the world to criminalize the possession, creation, and distribution of AI tools designed to produce CSAM.

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The Rise of Scams in India: Understanding the Threat and How to Stay Safe 

India’s rapid digital transformation has brought countless benefits, but it has also opened the door to a surge in scams. Cybercriminals are constantly refining their tactics, targeting individuals and businesses alike. From online banking fraud to investment scams, deception is becoming increasingly sophisticated, making it crucial to stay informed and vigilant.  The Growing Threat of

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YouTube’s Algorithm: How Harmful Content Puts Teens at Risk 

In today’s digital age, the internet serves as a double-edged sword for young individuals grappling with mental health challenges. While it offers platforms for support and information, it also harbours content that can exacerbate vulnerabilities. A recent report by the Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH), titled “YouTube’s Anorexia Algorithm,” sheds light on a particularly

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The Rise of Online Gambling in Indonesia

In Indonesia, online gambling is experiencing unprecedented growth. With over 70% of problem gamblers reporting severe financial and mental health issues, the rapid proliferation of these platforms is concerning. As digital access expands, so does the reach of online gambling operators, who strategically market their services to a broad and often vulnerable audience. The rapid

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How Schools Use Content Filtering to Protect Students from Predators 

In today’s digitally interconnected world, the internet serves as both a gateway to knowledge and a potential risk to student safety. Schools, increasingly reliant on online platforms for education, face a growing challenge: how to safeguard their students from the lurking dangers of the digital age. Among these threats, online predators remain one of the

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Home Office Safety and Security Week: Top Tips to Protect Your Remote Workspace 

As remote work continues to shape the modern workplace, Home Office Safety and Security Week (January 12–18) serves as a vital reminder to enhance both the physical and digital safety of your home workspace. A secure home office isn’t just about comfort—it’s about protecting sensitive data, maintaining productivity, and ensuring your overall wellbeing.  Whether you’re

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The Silent Epidemic: Bullying and its Alarming Connection to Suicide Rates 

Bullying is a persistent issue that has silently affected societies for generations, yet it’s true consequences have only recently come into sharp focus. What was once dismissed as harmless teasing or part of growing up is now recognized as a complex and destructive force that has devastating implications for mental health and emotional wellbeing. In

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