Fresh off landmark jury decisions finding tech companies liable for harms on their platforms, some parents are making a renewed push for online safety legislation. "I think parents are starting to ...

A global movement to keep children safe online is gaining momentum, with strict new regulations emerging in the U.K. and U.S. This has emboldened companies developing artificial intelligence systems ...

After buying new supplies and clothes for your children as they returned to school this year, it's also important to think about their online safety. With technology being used in the classroom more ...

Ofcom has criticised TikTok and YouTube, saying in a new report their content feeds are "not safe enough" for children. The findings follow the regulator's call for stronger action on children's ...

A group of leading major technology companies including OpenAI and Discord have raised more than $27 million for a new initiative focused on building open-source tools to boost online safety for kids.

Not so long ago, Mark Zuckerberg was working in overdrive to convince the world that his company was doing everything it could to protect children. In 2021, he posted a note to his personal Facebook ...

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TikTok and YouTube have been criticised by the communications watchdog for "failing" to take steps to protect children "despite overwhelming evidence of harm". Ofcom had given Facebook, Instagram, ...