In today’s fast-evolving digital landscape, online safety has become a shared responsibility—one that calls for collective ...

More than a third of Black adults report ... take swimming lessons.(Michael B. Thomas for KFF Health News) “It was a full-circle moment,” McDonald said. “It all makes sense now.” Now, at 42, McDonald ...

The Online Safety Monitor from the Children's Rights Alliance has warned that failing to have adequate protections creates space for predators to hide. The new report on internet safety has called ...

Why it's important Meta's expansion of safety features for teens comes as some lawmakers say they plan to press ahead with proposed legislation, such as the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA), seeking to ...

at their electrical safety seminar. It was an event designed to help emergency responders know potential dangers to themselves and the people they’re trying to help when electricity is involved.

The service provider for an online suicide forum has become the first to be investigated by Ofcom under the Online Safety Act (Tim Goode/PA) A suicide forum is being investigated by regulator ...

A suicide forum is being investigated by regulator Ofcom as part of the first probe of its kind under the Online Safety Act. The watchdog will look at whether the site’s service provider failed ...

Current kids’ online safety proposals aren’t just harmful. The government is expressly forbidden from making speech determinations under the First Amendment, for example, yet under these proposals ...

As Hawkins noted in her opening statement, despite having spent nearly a decade discussing these issues and holding 23 hearings on kids' online safety since 2019, Congress has yet to pass a law ...

As well as calling for stronger measures to protect children in schools, Ms Ghey also said she was 'frustrated' by the Government's approach to online safety. It follows claims that landmark ...

Esther Ghey has previously met Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and his predecessor Rishi Sunak and has criticised the Online Safety Act, saying it does not go far enough. Credit: Press Association.

Ms Ghey has previously met Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and his predecessor Rishi Sunak to discuss the issue and has criticised the Online Safety Act, saying it does not go far enough.