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What can parents do to keep kids safe online?

1 December 2024
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What can parents do to keep kids safe online?
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A nationwide crackdown on social media is underway to address its impact on children, but enforceable laws are still pending. Parents are encouraged to take proactive steps to ensure their kids have a positive online experience, such as limiting screen time and monitoring usage. Experts advise engaging with children, utilizing platform tools like TikTok’s Family Pairing and Snapchat’s monitoring features, and seeking guidance from resources like the eSafety Commissioner’s website. Despite challenges, experts believe that online dangers can be managed with proper support and communication.

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