At a time when 94% of children ages eight to 18 have a smartphone at home, and 75% of three to five year olds may have access to a tablet, technology is playing an increasingly pervasive and important role in our children’s daily lives. To help parents navigate this new digital domain, Trusted Future has developed a set of common-sense guidelines and tips parents can use to foster greater trust in the technologies they use every day and better protect their children’s privacy, safety, and security.
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Children's Privacy and Safety
Parenting in the digital age
Children's Privacy and Safety
Parenting in the digital age
OUR CHILDREN ARE
NOW THE MOST
CONNECTED
GENERATION IN
HISTORY.
OUR CHILDREN ARE NOW THE MOST CONNECTED GENERATION IN HISTORY.
At a time when 94% of children ages eight to 18 have a smartphone at home, and 75% of three to five year olds may have access to a tablet, technology is playing an increasingly pervasive and important role in our children’s daily lives. To help parents navigate this new digital domain, Trusted Future has developed a set of common-sense guidelines and tips parents can use to foster greater trust in the technologies they use every day and better protect their children’s privacy, safety, and security.
PARENTS’ VIEWS ON CHILDREN’S DIGITAL PRIVACY AND SAFETY
To inform this work, Trusted Future conducted a comprehensive national survey of parents to understand their views on the challenges and opportunities they see today, specifically as it relates to children’s digital privacy, safety, and security. Some key takeaways from the survey:
PARENTS’ VIEWS ON CHILDREN’S DIGITAL PRIVACY AND SAFETY
To inform this work, Trusted Future conducted a comprehensive national survey of parents to understand their views on the challenges and opportunities they see today, specifically as it relates to children’s digital privacy, safety, and security. Some key takeaways from the survey:
While parents are often engaging their children directly, they also want more help from technology companies and experts too.
While parents are often engaging their children directly, they also want more help from technology companies and experts too.
CHECK OUR ESSENTIAL CHILD SAFETY, SECURITY, AND PRIVACY TIPS FOR PARENTS
CHECK OUR ESSENTIAL CHILD SAFETY, SECURITY, AND PRIVACY TIPS FOR PARENTS
TRUSTED
FUTURE
RESOURCES
TRUSTED
FUTURE
RESOURCES
ADDITIONAL
RESOURCES
Below is a collection of additional resources from government agencies and independent experts that provide advice for families to help children stay safe and secure as they unlock the vast opportunities offered by new technologies and the digital ecosystem.
ADDITIONAL
RESOURCES
Below is a collection of additional resources from government agencies and independent experts that provide advice for families to help children stay safe and secure as they unlock the vast opportunities offered by new technologies and the digital ecosystem.
